Liechtenstein vs Wales Prediction & Betting Tips (15 November)

There is no longer any doubt that Liechtenstein ranks among the weak nations of the Old Continent. Far from what major European football nations can offer, this selection will have experienced a real journey of the cross in these qualifiers where it has not taken the slightest point in 6 matches, even going so far as to concede 23 goals without scoring a single one. Since September, the 206th nation in the FIFA rankings has been swept aside by Belgium 0-6, North Macedonia 5-0 and Kazakhstan 4-0 before losing a little less violently to Montenegro last month in a friendly match 2-1.

Wales, for their part, are still in the running to try to qualify for the World Cup but they no longer have the right to make mistakes since they are in 3rd position in the ranking, 2 points from 2nd place occupied by North Macedonia which is exempt on this day. After being able to defeat Kazakhstan 0-1 in September, the Dragons suffered two friendly defeats against Canada 0-1 and England 3-0 before losing in the clash against Belgium 2-4 last month.

This Liechtenstein team is particularly weak compared to its competitors. The vast majority of players who make up this team play in the weak local championship or in the Swiss, Austrian and German lower divisions. Captain Nicolas Hasler (Vaduz, 107 sels, 7 goals) is undoubtedly the major face of this selection with his midfield partner Wolfinger (Balzers, 75 sels, 3 goals). Wales, for their part, must do without some important elements. Indeed, captain Aaron Ramsey (UNAM, 86 sels, 21 goals) is injured as is defender Roberts (Burnley, 63 sels).

The iconic Joe Allen (77 sel) has hung up his crampons. On the other hand, the Dragons can still rely on an experienced group with defenders Davies (Tottenham, 100 sel), Rodon (Leeds, 56 sel), Mepham (WBA, 52 sel) and Williams (Nottingham Forest, 51 sel), and midfielders Ampadu (Leeds, 58 sel) and James (Leicester, 24 sel). Up front, attackers Wilson (Fulham, 66 sels, 14 goals), James (Leeds, 59 sels, 8 goals) and Johnson (Tottenham, 40 sels, 6 goals), Brooks (Bournemouth, 39 sels, 5 goals) and Moore (Wrexham, 52 sels, 15 goals) could improve their statistics.

• Summary: Liechtenstein is going head to head with Wales starting on 15 Nov 2025 at 17:00 UTC at Rheinpark Stadion stadium, Vaduz city, Liechtenstein. The match is a part of the World Cup Qual. UEFA J .
• Liechtenstein Feedinco Rating: 6.40
• Wales Feedinco Rating: 7.00