On 31 May and 4 June, the Armenian women's national football team will play two matches against Kazakhstan within the qualification of the UEFA Women's European Championship 2025.
After two rounds, Armenia has 3 points and is in second place in Group C4, where Romania, Bulgaria and Kazakhstan also play.
On 9 April, the Armenian women's national team won a historic victory against Bulgaria. It was the first victory in the last 13 years. Now the Armenian girls will play two matches against Kazakhstan - 31 May in Armavir and 4 June in Almaty. On 31 May and 4 June, the Armenian women's national football team will play two matches against Kazakhstan within the qualification of the UEFA Women's European Championship 2025.
After two rounds, Armenia has 3 points and is in second place in Group C4, where Romania, Bulgaria and Kazakhstan also play.
On 9 April, the Armenian women's national team won a historic victory against Bulgaria. It was the first victory in the last 13 years. Now the Armenian girls will play two matches against Kazakhstan - 31 May in Armavir and 4 June in Almaty.
Armenia national team line-up for the upcoming matches:
Goalkeepers
Alina Poghosyan - Krylya Sovetov (Russia)
Shoghik Sardaryan - Urartu Girls
Lilit Babayan - Pyunik Girls
Defencemen
Svetlana Karaghezian - ‘Rubin’ (Russia)
Liana Ghazaryan - ‘Rostov’ (Russia)
Milana Vardanyan - ‘Krasnodar’ (Russia)
Hasmik Grigoryan - ‘Urartu Girls’.
Ani Ghukasyan - ‘Pyunik Girls’.
Marine Karapetyan - Pyunik Girls
Midfielders
Anna Dallakyan - ‘Rostov’ (Russia)
Veronika Asatryan - ‘Ararat Tallinn’ (Estonia)
Lara Kazanchyan - ‘Creighton’ (Canada)
Maral Artin - Malaga City (Spain)
Claudia Cholakian - Nordern Tigers (Australia)
Elina Martirosyan - Ararat-Armenia Girls
Forwards
Oksana Pizlova - ‘Rubin’ (Russia)
Ani Safaryan - Columbia Lions (USA)
Lusine Kostanyan - Urartu Girls
Milena Sayadian - Urartu Girls
Tatev Khachatryan - ‘Ararat-Armenia Girls’.
