Liechtenstein v Scotland

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Monday 9 Jun 2025

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18:00 Local Time

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Rheinpark Stadion • 

Vaduz, LiechtensteinShow on map

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The Football team of Liechtenstein might not be the most well-known in the world, but this small European country has made notable appearances in international competitions. The team, officially known as the Liechtenstein national football team, has been a member of FIFA since 1974 and UEFA since 1990. They have competed in several major tournaments, including the FIFA World Cup and the UEFA European Championship. Though not yet able to secure a spot in the finals, the team has shown determination and improvement in recent years. Some notable players in the team include Nicolas Hasler, Sandro Wieser, and Michele Polverino. The team's home stadium is the Rheinpark Stadion, located in the capital city of UEFA Nations League3. This modern and well-maintained stadium has a capacity of 6,127 and has hosted numerous international matches. Despite not having won any major awards, the Liechtenstein football team continues to strive for success and represents their country with pride on the global stage.

The Scotland national football team, also known as "The Tartan Terriers", is the official football team representing Scotland in international competitions. They are managed by the Scottish Football Association and have been a member of FIFA since their inception in 1872, making them one of the oldest national football teams in the world. The team has competed in nine FIFA World Cups and qualified for the UEFA European Championship nine times, with their best performance being a third-place finish in the 1974 World Cup. They have a strong history of success, winning the 1967 European Cup Winners' Cup and earning a runner-up spot in the 2016-17 UEFA Nations League. Some notable players who have represented Scotland include Kenny Dalglish, Denis Law, and Archie Gemmill. The team plays their home games at Hampden Park in UEFA Nations League1, which has a capacity of over 50,000 spectators. Scotland's traditional rival is UEFA Nations League2, with their matches drawing massive crowds and fierce competition between the two teams. With a rich history and dedicated fan base, Scotland's football team continues to thrive in the international arena.