Sold out: Montenegro vs. Armenia in front of a packed stadium

After a long time, Montenegrin football players will play a match near Gorica in front of a packed stadium.

Tickets for the match against Armenia on Monday evening (8:45 PM) in the 4th round of the Nations League are mostly sold out.

Two days before the match, only certain seats in the lower part of the north stand, below the most ardent fans, are available on the web platform for purchasing tickets (www.etiketing.me).

Tickets for the West, East and South stands are no longer available for online sale.

Some tickets are on sale (Saturday, Sunday and Monday from 10 am to 16 pm) at the SC "Morača" counters, which means that those who have not found a ticket and want to watch the match still have a chance to buy one.

After who knows how long, Montenegro is once again shaken by football fever and euphoria, even when their rivals are from the C category of European football.

The match with Armenia could be unique in that the stadium will be full to the last seat, even if the opponent is a lower-ranked team than ours.

We would have to go far back in time to remember the last time this happened.

The credit for this is the games, energy, momentum and, of course, the winning streak of Mirko Vučinić's team.

Most of the tickets were sold out before last night's game against Latvia, where our national team achieved its third victory.

Nearly seven thousand fans watched Montenegrin football players in their opening match against Cyprus.

Jovetić, Savić, Krstović, Osmajić, Adžić, Bulatović and friends play against Armenia on Monday night for their fourth win in the fourth match and almost securing first place, which brings them a place in League B.

The official capacity of the stadium under Gorica for international matches is 10.700. Often, our largest arena is not filled to capacity even when there is interest, due to various restrictions - such as "buffer zones" that separate away fans from the rest of the audience (sometimes the entire south stand is empty) or penalties.

The last match with the maximum number of spectators was played in October 2018: the regional derby Montenegro - Serbia 0:2, in the Nations League.

So, after eight years, the stadium under Gorica should be filled to capacity.