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Soccer: Armenia Unable to Wake from Winter Slumber

Special for the Armenian Weekly

Approximately 12,500 fans were on hand at Kuban Stadium in Krasnodar, Russia on Wed. March 5 to witness Armenia fall to a disappointing 2:0 defeat at the hands of rivals Russia. Goals from Alexander Kokorin and Dmitriy Kombarov gave the home side a deserved victory.

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M.J. Graham

Michael Graham is The Armenian Weekly's soccer correspondent. Born and raised in Limerick, Ireland, Graham graduated from the University of Limerick with a bachelor’s degree in electronic engineering. Passionate about soccer, Graham plays in and manages local adult soccer leagues in Massachusetts and is a holder of a U.S. Adult Amateur coaching license. Follow him on Twitter (@mjlgraham).

2 Comments

  1. Michael, I did not know even a friendly game will effect the country’s FIFA ranking. Before the game Armenia was ranked 30 and after losing to Russia dropped to 41. WOW! That is a lot! I hope Armenia’s new national coach will help the team, in order to improve Armenia’s FIFA ranking.

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