Latvia

The Latvia national football team, nicknamed the '11 Vilki' (11 Wolves), is the national team representing Latvia in men's international football. Its organization is managed by the Latvian Football Federation (LFF), founded in 1921 and a UEFA member. Although they have never qualified for a World Cup, the team made history by participating in the 2004 European Championship, their biggest milestone to date. They play their home matches primarily at the Daugava Stadium and Skonto Stadium, both located in Riga. The Latvian team is the most successful in the Baltic Cup, a regional tournament contested against Estonia and Lithuania, having won it 13 times. Their fanbase is known for its loyalty and unconditional support.

News

Latvia faces key friendlies in June 2025

The Latvia national football team has scheduled friendly matches for June 2025, crucial for fine-tuning the team ahead of the autumn qualifiers.

Paolo Nicolato defines strategy for the new season

Italian coach Paolo Nicolato, at the helm of the Latvian national team since February 2024, is working on the strategy for the 2024-2025 season with the aim of being more competitive.

LFF promotes development of young footballers

The Latvian Football Federation continues its youth talent development programs, hoping to nurture the senior national team in the near future.

Complete guide for Latvia

Attending a Latvia National Team match is a unique opportunity to experience the passion of Baltic football. Purchase your verified tickets through official channels to guarantee your access. Matches are usually played in Riga, at the Daugava or Skonto Stadium. Find out about public transport options or parking if you are driving. It is advisable to arrive early to avoid crowds and enjoy the pre-match atmosphere. Don't forget to check the stadium regulations regarding permitted items and wear red and white colours to show your unconditional support.

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