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Scotland won its two previous meetings with Liechtenstein, with these two victories won in Euro 2012 qualification (2-1 at home, 1-0 outside).
The Liechtenstein won only one of their last 76 games against the nations classified in the Top 100 in the FIFA ranking (D7 L68), beating Luxembourg 2-1 in a friend of October 2020.
Scotland failed to win five of its last six internationals against opponents classified as low than them in the FIFA ranking (D3 L2), after winning 13 of their 15 previous games against such opposition (L2).
The Liechtenstein is without victory in its last 26 home games in all competitions (D4 L22) since a 2-0 victory against Gibraltar in September 2018. In addition, they marked in only one of their last 15 games on home at home (a 3-1 defeat against San Marino in November of last year).
Scotland has won its last two outside games in all competitions and is looking to win three consecutive games on the road for the first time since November 2021.
It will be the 68th game of Scottish manager Steve Clarke in charge, who will see him move with Jock Stein as a second town most of the games managed by an individual for the Tartan army (Craig Brown, 71).
John McGinn scored in two of his last five games for Scotland and was directly involved in more than twice as many goals than any other player for the Tartan army under Steve Clarke (29-20 goals, nine assists).
John Souttar was directly involved in two goals in his last four appearances for Scotland (a goal, a pass) – more contributions that he did not succeed in his first 12 games for the Tartan army (one).
