
The Montenegrin national team has endured a mixed run of results across their last three fixtures, collecting one win, one draw and one defeat.
Montenegro claimed a 1-0 victory away to Bulgaria, a result that offered substance after a frustrating draw in Slovakia. That 2-2 stalemate in Bratislava left Dragan ÄekoviÄ's side frustrated, having failed to convert their opportunities into three points. The sequence ended poorly with a 3-2 home loss to Slovenia, a defeat that exposed defensive vulnerabilities despite Montenegro scoring twice.
The pattern across these matches reveals an attacking side capable of finding the net - they have scored seven goals across the three games - yet one that struggles for consistency at the back. The Bulgaria win demonstrated they can grind out results on the road, but the Slovenia reverse suggests they remain fragile when pressed. Conceding three at home, even in defeat, points to ongoing structural issues in defence.
With two goals shipped against Slovakia and three against Slovenia, Montenegro are leaking chances at both ends of the pitch. The positive is their ability to score; the concern is whether they can tighten up sufficiently to turn draws into wins and prevent defeats from becoming heavy ones. The Bulgaria success offers a template, but it remains an isolated bright spot in an otherwise unconvincing spell.
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| # | Player | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Vanja MilinkoviÄ-SaviÄMontenegro | Goalkeeper | |
| Stefan SaviÄMontenegro | Defender | |
| Adam MaruÅ”iÄMontenegro | Defender | |
| Marko VeÅ”oviÄMontenegro | Defender | |
| Aleksandar SofranacMontenegro | Defender | |
| Žarko TomaÅ”eviÄMontenegro | Defender | |
| Nikola VukÄeviÄMontenegro | Midfielder | |
| Vasilije AdžiÄMontenegro | Midfielder | |
| Andrija RaduloviÄMontenegro | Midfielder | |
| Marko JankoviÄMontenegro | Forward | |
| Nikola KrstoviÄMontenegro | Forward | |
| Fatos BeÄirajMontenegro | Forward | |
| Stevan JovetiÄMontenegro | Forward | |
| Aleksandar PopoviÄMontenegro | Goalkeeper |
Montenegro split from Serbia and Montenegro and formed its own national football team in 2006
Montenegro played its first official match, a friendly against Hungary, shortly after gaining FIFA/UEFA membership
Montenegro was admitted as a member of UEFA and FIFA, allowing it to compete in official competitions
Montenegro has not yet qualified for a FIFA World Cup or UEFA European Championship finals