Liechtenstein vs San Marino Prediction & Betting Tips (18 November)

Liechtenstein, in last position in its group, enters this truce with only one Nations League match to play. The 200th nation in the FIFA rankings was defeated at the start of the competition by San Marino 1-0 in September before drawing twice against Gibraltar 2-2 away and 0-0 at home. The first still dates back to September and the other to the last truce, in October. Liechtenstein is currently one point behind its opponent today. He has not left League D since the establishment of the Nations League in 2018 and has just prepared the reception of the day during a friendly match lost last Thursday against Malta 2-0.

Always last in his group since that the Nations League was born six years ago, San Marino can finally play for a possible promotion to League C. An achievable goal after its inaugural victory against Liechtenstein 1-0 in September and despite its narrow defeat in Gibraltar 1-0 in October. Beaten in friendly matches by Moldova 1-0 and Andorra 2-0 since the start of the school year, this selection managed to hold leader Gibraltar in check on Friday for the penultimate day of the competition 1-1. A meeting serving as a dress rehearsal for this trip to Liechtenstein. 

As for Liechtenstein, captain Hasler playing in Vaduz can play his 100th match for the selection this Monday. The midfielder has scored a goal in each of the last two breaks, in September and October. However, he missed a penalty at the end of the suspense during the last match and plays at club with several teammates also selected for selection such as number 1 goalkeeper Büchel (69 caps), defender Wieser (65 caps) who is back from suspension or Lüchinger (26 sel) in the middle sector. The offensive Saglam (Brühl, Swiss D3) with 13 caps is the other Liechtenstein player to have scored in this Nations League campaign. For San Marino, defender D'Addario (34 caps) has not been called up since September. Midfielder Battistini, with 30 caps, returns from a suspension he served last week.

Several elements of this team play in lower divisions in Italy. This is the case of central defender Rossi (36 caps) or striker Filippo Berardi (3 goals in 32 caps). Up front, Sensoli scored his first national goal in the first leg to give San Marino victory while striker Nanni was able to equalize from the penalty spot in added time on Friday evening. Players from the Italian microstate are not known to the general public like those from Liechtenstein.