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Jon Wilde 16 Nov 2019

Liechtenstein vs Bosnia-Herzegovina predictions for their Euro 2020 qualifier on Monday
We are backing Bosnia-Herzegovina to win comfortably in Vaduz
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Bosnia-Herzegovina’s Edin Visca (right) in action against the Republic of Ireland (PA Images)

Liechtenstein vs Bosnia-Herzegovina Score Prediction

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Liechtenstein vs Bosnia-Herzegovina Match Info

Date: Monday November 18 2019
Kick-off time: 7.45pm GMT
Venue: Rheinpark Stadion, Vaduz
Referee: Halis Ozkahya (Turkey)

Liechtenstein vs Bosnia-Herzegovina Head-To-Head Record

Last 4 matches

September 5 2019: Bosnia-Herzegovina 5-0 Liechtenstein

September 4 2014: Bosnia-Herzegovina 3-0 Liechtenstein

October 11 2013: Bosnia-Herzegovina 4-1 Liechtenstein
September 7 2012: Liechtenstein 1-8 Bosnia-Herzegovina

Total head-to-head matches played: 7
Liechtenstein wins: 0
Bosnia-Herzegovina wins: 6
Draws: 1

Liechtenstein vs Bosnia-Herzegovina Stats

Bosnia-Herzegovina have scored three or more goals in all of their six wins against Liechtenstein
But Bosnia-Herzegovina have lost all four of their Euro 2020 qualifiers away from home
Liechtenstein have scored in only two of their seven matches against Bosnia-Herzegovina

Liechtenstein vs Bosnia-Herzegovina Match Preview

Bosnia-Herzegovina now know they will have to rely on the play-offs to reach Euro 2020 – but should at least complete their qualifying campaign with a straightforward win in Vaduz.

Finland’s 3-0 victory over Liechtenstein on Friday sent them through to a first ever major tournament appearance at the expense of Bosnia-Herzegovina, who nevertheless are guaranteed a second bite of the cherry in March.

As they did so well in the second tier of the inaugural UEFA Nations League last season, winning their group to earn promotion, Robert Prosinecki’s side will be top seeds for their section of the play-offs but are sure to be up against three other very useful teams.

Their last competitive action before then is against Liechtenstein, who tried in vain to stage a successful rearguard effort in Helsinki on Friday but ultimately could not cope with two-goal Finland hero Teemu Pukki and co.

Liechtenstein offered practically nothing going forward and on that evidence it was little wonder that they have scored only two goals in nine matches during this campaign.

In contrast, attacking play is Bosnia-Herzegovina’s strength via Edin Dzeko, Edin Visca and Miralem Pjanic and it would be surprising if the Golden Lilies did not go into the play-offs on the back of a decisive victory here.

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