Hungary secured a commanding 2-0 victory over Armenia in World Cup qualifying on 11 October, dominating through superior attacking output and efficiency. Operating in a 4-2-3-1 formation, the hosts generated 13 shots with four on target and an expected goals tally of 1.62, translating their pressure into a decisive two-goal margin. Armenia's 3-4-3 setup offered limited attacking threat, registering just eight shots and 0.45 xG, though their goalkeeper delivered a perfect performance with a 100 per cent save percentage and zero goals conceded above expected value. The visitors' defensive structure proved inadequate against Hungary's midfield control, managing only two shots on target across the 90 minutes. Chris Kavanagh oversaw proceedings without notable controversy. The result extends Hungary's qualifying campaign momentum and further distances them from Armenia in the group standings.