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Latvia
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Gibraltar 4-4-2 J. Ribas
Starters
2 Kian Ronan
3 Julian Valarino- 4 Nicholas Pozo
- 5 Dan Bent
- 6 Bernardo Lopes
- 8 James Scanlon
- 10 Julian Del Rio
- 11 Carlos Richards
- 18 Jaiden Bartolo
- 22 Graeme Torrilla
- 23 Jaylan Hankins
Substitutes
- 1 Bradley Banda
- 9 James Coombes
- 12 Dylan Borge
- 13 Tom Chakraverty
- 14 Luca Scanlon
- 15 Joachim Ostheider
- 16 Jeremy Perera
- 17 Bilal Douah
- 19 Mohammed Emrani
- 20 Ethan Llambias
- 21 Kai Mauro
Latvia 3-4-2-1 Paolo Nicolato
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Starters
- 23 Rihards Matrevics
- 4 Roberts Veips
- 5 Antonijs Černomordijs
- 2 Daniels Balodis
- 14 Andrejs Cigaņiks
- 15 Dmitrijs Zelenkovs
- 17 Lūkass Vapne
- 13 Raivis Jurkovskis
- 8 Renārs Varslavāns
- 10 Jānis Ikaunieks
- 9 Vladislavs Gutkovskis
Substitutes
- 1 Krišjānis Zviedris
- 3 Vitālijs Jagodinskis
- 6 Niks Sliede
- 7 Kristaps Grabovskis
- 11 Eduards Emsis
- 12 Frenks Orols
- 16 Emils Birka
- 18 Dario Sits
19 Marko Regža- 20 Danila Patijcuks
21 Deniss Melniks
22 Aleksejs Saveljevs
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Match Statistics
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1 Shots on Goal 2
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3 Shots off Goal 9
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5 Total Shots 12
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1 Blocked Shots 1
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2 Shots insidebox 8
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3 Shots outsidebox 4
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12 Fouls 10
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1 Corner Kicks 6
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0 Offsides 6
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38% Ball Possession 62%
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2 Yellow Cards 2
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0 Red Cards 0
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1 Goalkeeper Saves 1
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289 Total passes 469
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211 Passes accurate 398
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73% Passes % 85%
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0 expected_goals 0
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0 goals_prevented 0
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Recent Matches
- 2018-03-25 Gibraltar 1 - 0 Latvia
- 2021-09-01 Latvia 3 - 1 Gibraltar
- 2021-11-16 Gibraltar 1 - 3 Latvia
- 2026-03-26 Gibraltar 0 - 1 Latvia
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1. Match Summary
Latvia secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Gibraltar in a tightly contested match. The decisive moment came in the 63rd minute when Vladislavs Gutkovskis converted a penalty. While Gibraltar showed moments of promise, Latvia dominated possession and created more scoring opportunities. The match was relatively clean, with both teams receiving two yellow cards each.
2. Team Performance Analysis
Latvia demonstrated clear superiority in key statistical areas. Their 62% ball possession highlights their control of the game, and a significantly higher number of total shots (12 vs 5) and shots inside the box (8 vs 2) indicates a more attacking intent. Latvia's passing accuracy of 85% compared to Gibraltar's 73% further emphasizes their control and ability to retain possession. The six offsides called against Latvia suggest they were frequently pushing forward and testing the Gibraltar defense.
Gibraltar struggled to establish a foothold in the game, particularly in possession. While their passing accuracy was respectable at 73%, the lower volume of passes (289 vs 469) meant they were largely playing reactively. They managed only one shot on goal, highlighting a lack of attacking threat. The 12 fouls committed suggest a degree of desperation in their attempts to disrupt Latvia's play.