Liechtenstein v Azerbaijan

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Friday 13 Nov 2026

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20:45 Local Time

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Rheinpark Stadion • 

Vaduz, LiechtensteinShow on map

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The Liechtenstein national football team represents the Alpine principality in international men’s football and competes in FIFA World Cup qualifying, UEFA European Championship qualifying and the UEFA Nations League. Governed by the Liechtenstein Football Association, the team is a UEFA and FIFA member but has never qualified for a World Cup or European Championship finals and has no major international tournament titles. One of its most memorable results was a 4–0 away victory over Luxembourg in a 2004 friendly, a landmark win for the small nation. Liechtenstein also earned a 2–2 draw against Portugal in 2004 World Cup qualifying, showing its ability to challenge higher-ranked opponents. Home matches are played at Rheinpark Stadion in Vaduz, the country’s national stadium, which holds around 7,500 spectators. The squad often features players based in Liechtenstein and neighbouring countries, with experienced internationals such as Nicolas Hasler and goalkeeper Benjamin Büchel among its notable names. Although the team faces tough competition against Europe’s strongest sides, its international fixtures, emerging players and determined performances make Liechtenstein an engaging subject for football fans tracking UEFA national teams and the development of smaller football nations.

The Azerbaijan national football team represents Azerbaijan in international football and is governed by the Association of Football Federations of Azerbaijan (AFFA). The team competes in FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championship qualifying, as well as the UEFA Nations League, where it faces national sides from across Europe. Azerbaijan has not yet qualified for a senior FIFA World Cup or European Championship final tournament, but its international campaigns have helped develop the country’s football profile. The team has earned notable results in qualifying and Nations League matches, while its players have also gained experience in domestic and overseas leagues. Recognizable Azerbaijani footballers include former captain Rashad Sadygov, prolific striker Gurban Gurbanov and midfielder Emin Mahmudov. Home fixtures are commonly played at Baku’s Tofiq Bahramov Republican Stadium, one of the country’s best-known football venues, although matches may also be staged at other stadiums. Supporters follow the national team for its competitive fixtures, emerging talent and pursuit of a first major tournament appearance. For the latest Azerbaijan football results, squad news, fixtures and competition information, follow the team’s international schedule.