Liechtenstein vs Wales prediction 15.11.2025 | World Cup 2026 Qualification

Liechtenstein’s campaign has been brutal from a statistical perspective. They enter this fixture still searching for their first point, with results including heavy defeats such as a 6-0 loss to Belgium in September, which left their goal difference severely negative. Statistically, Liechtenstein are arguably one of the weakest, if not the weakest, UEFA nations over the past few years - currently enduring a ten-match losing streak across all competitions. They have yet to score a single goal in this World Cup qualifying campaign, conceding an average of 3.8 goals per fixture.

Squad depth remains limited for Liechtenstein; injuries and a small pool of professional players force coach Konrad Fünfstück to rely on a compact core who often defend deep and attempt to frustrate opponents through a low-block strategy.

Wales come into the match on a mixed run of form. Following an encouraging 3-0 victory over Liechtenstein in June, they produced a spirited comeback performance in Brussels earlier in the campaign but ultimately succumbed to Belgium’s late quality in a 4-3 defeat. More recently, in October, Wales hosted Belgium in Cardiff, where they again showed attacking intent but defensive lapses proved costly in a 4-2 loss.

Despite these disappointing results against Belgium, Craig Bellamy’s side still have their World Cup qualification hopes in their own hands. They simply need to win their remaining two matches against Liechtenstein and North Macedonia to secure at least second place in the group standings and a spot in the playoffs. Although their current three-match losing streak across all competitions - against England, Canada, and Belgium - is hardly encouraging, Wales are widely expected to beat Liechtenstein on Saturday. The only real question is by how many goals.