Serbia vs Latvia Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 16th November 2025

Serbia enjoy home advantage, when visitors Latvia swing by on Sunday for a clash in the World Cup Qualification. The former will be looking to make that home advantage count. The last time these two sides facing off here came up against each other, Serbia came away with a 0-1 win. They have a similar outcome in mind at Stadion Dubocica, but face stern opposition, of course.

Serbia are currently looking at ten points on their account, having played seven matches, leaving them two places off the current World Cup Qualification leaders. Meanwhile, Latvia find themselves as number 4 in the World Cup Qualification with five points following seven rounds.

Serbia go into their next World Cup Qualification match, scoring a humble average of 1.3 per game in their last ten matches. They scored a mundane 13 times, while conceding 11. That amounts to an average of 1.1 per game, where they kept their opponents from scoring four times.

Latvia are currently not the most scoring team in the World Cup Qualification, as they only found the back of the net eight times in ten matches. This is an average of just 0.8 goals a game in which they conceded 16 times, an average of 1.6 per game. They managed two clean sheets in these.

Serbia vs Latvia Prediction

Serbia Form

Serbia are currently performing inconsistently, as they lost against Albania by a 0-1 score, before winning 1-3 against Andorra. They lost again in their most recent match, this time 2-0 against England. Serbia claimed a middle-of-the-road three wins in their previous six matches on home soil in the World Cup Qualification. They also drew one and lost two, as they scored 12 and conceded ten goals.

Latvia Form

Latvia have been a tad mediocre in their last three matches where a win has failed to come their way. Against Andorra, they got a 2-2 draw, before coming up short against England, who ran out 0-5 winners. Lately, they managed to draw once again in a 0-0 game with North Macedonia. Latvia claimed two wins against two draws and two defeats in their last six away matches in the World Cup Qualification. The scoreline from these matches reads five goals conceded and four scored.

Serbia are far too strong to let a home win slip against Latvia, but at the same time, we don't expect the visitors to get over-run. This makes us target the home win in a match with less than three goals.

Serbia earned zero points from their last two matches against teams inside the top 6. They claimed zero wins, following zero goals scored while also conceding seven. From their last two games against teams in the top six, Latvia secured zero points and zero wins. They conceded eight goals while scoring zero themselves.

Serbia vs Latvia Team News

Serbia just have a single unavailable player for squad selection, when facing Latvia at Stadion Dubocica. There is no need for Nikola Milenkovic to show up in the Serbia dressing room, as he is suspended.

Serbia vs Latvia H2H

The last time these two sides facing off here came up against each other, Serbia came away with a 0-1 win. They have a similar outcome in mind at Stadion Dubocica, but face stern opposition, of course. Serbia enter the match against Latvia with a 1-0-0 record in their previous one encounter. A win rate of 100%, which is perhaps worth keeping in mind before you make a choice for your next accumulator, depending on your betting strategy.

Serbia vs Latvia Results

Serbia vs Latvia Betting Tips

Dusan Vlahovic has not been bad for Serbia in recent matches, scoring twice in his last six international matches. Meanwhile, Latvia hope Vladislavs Gutkovskis can double up on the one goal he scored for his country in their past six outings.

Serbia claimed a modest four wins from their previous 10 home matches across all tournaments. They split the points with the visiting team in three of the games, whilst losing three. Latvia won one of their last 10 games away, drew three and lost six of the games in this run. Serbia kept a clean sheet five times in their previous 10 matches at Stadion Dubocica hoping to do so again this coming Sunday. Latvia kept a clean sheet in two of their last 10 away games.

Over 2.5 goals happened in three of Serbia’s last ten matches across all tournaments. They pulled off an average of one goal during this run. Over 2.5 goals happened in four of the last ten outings for Latvia, who managed to score 0.5 times in those matches.