YEREVAN, Armenia (Interstat) — Hungary looks to build on its strong start in World Cup qualifying when it visits struggling Armenia for a global football match on Thursday, Nov. 13, 2025.

The matchup, organized by FIFA for the World Cup, pits a Hungarian side sitting on four points from its first two qualifiers against an Armenian team still seeking its first win in the competition.

Hungary enters the contest with a 1-0-1 record in World Cup qualifying, having defeated Armenia 2-0 in Budapest last month. Their most recent result was a 2-2 draw on the road against Portugal. Across all competitions, Hungary is 1-0-2 this season.

Armenia’s qualifying campaign has been difficult, with an 0-2-1 record following a 1-0 loss to Ireland. Their only victory this season across all tournaments was a 2-1 win over Ireland in September, contributing to an overall record of 1-3-2.

The head-to-head advantage lies clearly with Hungary, which secured a comfortable 2-0 victory when the teams met in October.

According to the Interstat game simulator, Hungary is projected to win 2-1.

Following this match, Hungary will host Ireland on Sunday, Nov. 16, while Armenia faces a tough trip to Portugal the same day.