Germany vs Liechtenstein Predictions

• Liechtenstein lost both qualifiers, 4-0, last month.
• Germany have won each of the three competitive meetings by a 12-0 aggregate score.
• Germany have won each of their last three qualifiers by four goals or more.

Kroos Control

Germany have already booked their place in Qatar next year having won five consecutive qualifiers since Hansi Flick’s appointment back in September.

Die Mannschaft have beaten both Iceland and North Macedonia, 4-0, alongside a 6-0 thrashing of Armenia in their last five matches as well as a 2-0 victory in Liechtenstein a couple of months ago.

Niklas Sule returned a positive Covid-19 test before heading out and he and his Bayern Munich teammates: Serge Gnabry, Joshua Kimmich, Jamal Musiala as well as Karim Adeyemi must isolate and have been ruled out of the penultimate qualifier.

Lukas Nmecha has scored seven goals in his last seven appearances for Wolfsburg and he should have plenty of chances to get on the scoresheet in the absence of Gnabry.

Down and out

With Liechtenstein eliminated there is no telling what sort of numbers Germany could put up here. Liechtenstein have shipped 23 goals in qualifying so far with 13 of those arriving in the second half of games.

Back-to-back 4-0 defeats sealed the visitors’ fate last month as they were comfortably beaten by both Iceland and North Macedonia and since September 2016 they have faced two nations inside the World’s top-15 losing four times to Italy by four goals or more as well as falling to Spain, 8-0, on two occasions. In their past three meetings with Germany, Liechtenstein have conceded eight of their 12 goals after the break suggesting a strong finish from the hosts is on the cards.