Germany hosts Liechtenstein in round 9 of the World Cup qualification. The match will be played on Thursday, November 11th at Volkswagen Arena (Wolfsburg)
Germany leads the group with 21 points scored. The Die Mannschaft gained seven victories and suffered only one defeat in eight matches. The German national team, which changed the coaching staff during the qualification, has already accomplished an objective of qualifying from the group. Let’s recall that the Germans allowed only one misfire in the home game against North Macedonia (1-2). The success of Flick's team was ensured by a streak of five consecutive victories with a total score of 18-1. The Black-and-Whites dealt with Liechtenstein (0-2), Armenia (6-0), Iceland (0-4), Romania (2-1), and the abovementioned Macedonians (0-4).
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Martin Stocklasa's team is in the last sixth place in the standings. Liechtenstein achieved one draw and suffered seven defeats. The Blue-Reds are predictably among the worst teams in the European qualification for the World Cup. The outsiders of Group J were defeated in each of the rounds, except for the game in Armenia (1-1), where they restrained the attacks of Mkhitaryan and the company. In the October games, Liechtenstein footballers did not score points. They suffered two major defeats with a score of 0-4. First, the Blue-Reds were upset by the North Macedonian national team at home, and then the result was repeated in the away game against Iceland.
Germany has already completed all its tasks in this qualification, and Flick's coaching staff can experiment with the lineup. This will not save Liechtenstein from an away defeat, as the difference in the class of opponents is too large. The home team's lack of tournament motivation allows the visitors to hope for a loss with a relatively small score. The only intrigue in the upcoming game will be the production of the Germans in Wolfsburg. They usually do not spare their modest opponents in home matches. In the qualification for the 2018 World Cup, Germany destroyed San Marino (7-0), Norway (6-0), and Azerbaijan (5-1); Estonia (8-0), Belarus (4-0), and Northern Ireland (6-1) were hammered in the Euro 2020 qualifiers; and in the current qualifying cycle, Flick's men have already declassified the national teams of Armenia (6-0) and Iceland (3-0). But now they are unlikely to work like dogs, so the visitors will not lose with a tennis score.
Prediction for the match: Liechtenstein to win with +5.5. handicap
