Wales is facing Liechtenstein in a crucial World Cup 2026 qualifier, with Craig Bellamy's side aiming to secure a spot in the tournament. The match is set to take place on Saturday, November 15, 2025, at Rheinpark Stadion in Vaduz, Liechtenstein, with a kick-off time of 5:00 pm GMT.

The Stakes

Wales currently sits third in Group J and needs a victory against Liechtenstein to tie with North Macedonia in points. A win in their final two fixtures would guarantee them a second-place finish, potentially securing a home semi-final tie. Even if they don't achieve two wins, Wales is likely assured of a playoff spot due to their performance in the 2024 UEFA Nations League. Craig Bellamy has emphasized the need for two wins in these final qualifiers.

How to Watch

For viewers in the UK, the match will be broadcast live on BBC Two with a free live stream available on BBC iPlayer. Coverage begins at 16:45 GMT, 15 minutes before the 17:00 GMT kickoff. In the United States, the game will be available on Fubo.

Team News

Liechtenstein will be without experienced defender Jens Hofer. Wales faces several absences, including Ben Davies, Ben Cabango, Kieffer Moore, Aaron Ramsey, Connor Roberts, Danny Ward, and Wes Burns. However, Dan James is set to return to the squad after recovering from a recent injury. Harry Wilson is suspended for the Liechtenstein match but will be available for the game against North Macedonia. Ethan Ampadu may captain the team in Ben Davies' absence.

Form and Context

Liechtenstein has struggled, losing 3-0 to Wales in June and currently ranked 206th in the world, conceding an average of four goals per game. Wales lost their previous match against Belgium 4-2.

Odds

Wales is heavily favored to win the match.

Final Word

With a World Cup berth on the line, Wales will be looking to capitalize on their opportunity against Liechtenstein.