- Rigas Futbola Skola's overall form in 10 games is 8 wins, 1 draw and 1 loss.
- Glentoran FC's overall form in 10 games is 4 wins, 3 draws and 3 losses.
Top-heavy RFS to hold the edge
The odds for this fixture are very clear, with Rigas Futbola Skola coming in at 21/50 and Glentoran FC are the long shots at 11/2. Viktors Morozs has been in charge of RFS since 25th February 2020, and he has created a disciplined, flexible unit that have momentum.
The Latvians' last 5 games have seen them win 4 and draw 1, with the most recent outings being a 1-1 draw at home to FK Auda in Virsliga 2026, and a 2-1 win away at Glentoran FC in UEFA Conference League Qualification 2026. They build from the back and play a compact 4-3-3 with good width, allowing them to create chances through structure and transition.
Glentoran are in much poorer form, winning just 1 of their last 5 games, with 4 wins, 3 draws and 3 defeats in their last 10 in all competitions. Their most recent outings have seen them lose 3 straight, the last 2 of which were at home, 0-4 home defeat to Kilmarnock in a friendly, and 1-2 against RFS in UEFA Conference League Qualification 2026.
Glens may need to be in the game to win
Declan Devine sets Glentoran up in a 4-3-3 too, but with a slightly different focus on the wide areas. The Glens look to win the ball in wide areas and play direct, leaning on their wingers and physicality in the duels to create goalmouth chaos. Glentoran have a real threat on the break with their forward line, as demonstrated by their 8 goals scored away across all competitions in 3 away matches, an average of 2.67 per 90 minutes on the road.
Martins Kigurs will be the man Glentoran need to mark at RFS, he has scored 2 goals in 1 match in UEFA Conference League Qualification 2026, while Zeno Ibsen Rossi leads the line for the Glens with 1 goal in 1 match in this competition.
Morozs' men will look to control the game, and with RFS unbeaten in 5 at home with 4 wins and 1 draw, they have the fortress mentality to make the away side break their neck to break down. The draw at 18/5 seems fair, but the RFS & Under 3.5 goals market looks to be the smart option here if the script stays on course.
RFS will edge this one, and the odds reflect the fact that they won the last fixture 2-1 away from home, so another win for Latvia is expected, and it's likely to be in a similar scoreline.
