Hungary secured a narrow 1-0 victory over Armenia in World Cup qualifying on 13 November, with the visitors' clinical finishing proving decisive in a match defined by territorial dominance. Hungary controlled proceedings through superior shot volume, registering 14 attempts compared to Armenia's six, though their expected goals advantage was more modest at 1.31 to 0.64. The away side managed three shots on target to Armenia's one, converting their limited clear-cut opportunities with ruthless efficiency. Armenia's goalkeeper maintained a perfect 100 per cent save rate from the shots he faced, yet the hosts' inability to generate threatening chances proved costly in a game where Hungary's 4-3-3 setup effectively neutralised the home side's attacking ambitions. The result extends Hungary's unbeaten streak in qualifying.