The Latvian national team secured a 1-0 victory over Gibraltar in their most recent outing, a result that offered some encouragement after a difficult period. The win came through a single goal and demonstrated their ability to grind out a result against lower-ranked opposition.
Latvia's latest fixture against Gibraltar ended 1-0 in their favour. It marked a positive moment for the side, who managed to convert one of their chances while keeping a clean sheet. The victory provides a foundation to build on, though the narrow margin underscores the challenges they face in creating and finishing opportunities at international level.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Roberts OzolsLatvia | Goalkeeper | |
| Kristers TobersLatvia | Defender | |
| Antonijs ČernomordijsLatvia | Defender | |
| Vladislavs GutkovskisLatvia | Forward | |
| Roberts UldriķisLatvia | Forward | |
| Jānis IkaunieksLatvia | Midfielder | |
| Davis IkaunieksLatvia | Forward | |
| Deniss RakelsLatvia | Forward | |
| Emils BergfeldsLatvia | Forward | |
| Andrejs CiganiksLatvia | Midfielder | |
| Eduards EmsisLatvia | Midfielder | |
| Artūrs ZjuzinsLatvia | Midfielder | |
| Vitalijs MaksimenkoLatvia | Goalkeeper | |
| Igors TarasovsLatvia | Defender | |
| Kaspars DubraLatvia | Defender | |
| Kristaps ZommersLatvia | Midfielder | |
| Renārs VarslavānsLatvia | Defender | |
| Daniels BalodisLatvia | Defender | |
| Roberts SavaļnieksLatvia | Midfielder | |
| Antonio RūsiņšLatvia | Goalkeeper |
Latvia's only appearance at a major men's football tournament, reached after beating Turkey in a play-off
Held eventual co-favourites Germany to a scoreless draw in the group stage
Multiple Baltic Cup championships won against Estonia and Lithuania over the tournament's history
Reached their highest-ever FIFA world ranking around the time of their Euro 2004 campaign
