Prediction Azerbaijan - Liechtenstein today 23:00 01/10/2026.

Azerbaijan has secured 3 wins in their last 10 matches, including victories over Tajikistan and Saint Lucia, indicating that their ability to defeat weaker opponents remains intact.

Azerbaijan is maintaining the second position in the rankings with 1 point from the only draw, but has not yet secured a win to create a safe gap from the opponents.

The 5-4-1 tactical formation was used in a match, but there is insufficient data to determine the team's general tactical trend or flexibility.

Players like Abdulakh Khaybulaev (midfielder) have stable defensive stats (8 tackles, 12 successful duels) and can take on a central role in the tactical system.

Azerbaijan is going through an unstable period with five consecutive losses against strong opponents such as France, Iceland, Ukraine, and Malta, indicating a lack of consistency in performance.

The team's defense is facing many difficulties, conceding 16 goals in 10 matches (an average of 1.6 goals per match), including two heavy defeats (0-2 to Malta, 0-3 to France)

The team relies too heavily on the 'backbone' group (7–8 players), while the substitutes have low indices and lack balance in the tactical setup.

The absence of central player Khayal·Aliyev (midfielder) due to injury has affected the ability to control from the center of the field, reducing the balance in the team's playing style

Azerbaijan received 23 yellow cards in 10 matches (an average of 2.3 cards per match), indicating a lack of discipline in play, especially when facing strong teams.

Benjamin Buchel was the only goalkeeper to play the full 90 minutes and maintain a stable performance in the goal, contributing to keeping the clean sheet in Liechtenstein's only win against Tanzania.

Some key players like Maximilian Göppel, Lars Traber, and Jonas Weissenhofer played the full 90 minutes in many matches, demonstrating stability in their defensive roles and controlling the midfield.

Liechtenstein is currently playing their only match in the UEFA Nations League 2026-2027, but has not yet earned any points following a 2-0 loss, reflecting an indistinct balance in their playing style.

Despite the absence of Nicolas Hasler, Liechtenstein still maintains a stable 5-3-2 formation in matches, showing consistency in tactics despite the lack of flexible changes.

The reserve players such as Kenny Kindle and S. Schlegel are on the field but have not made a noticeable difference, indicating that their potential has not been fully utilized.

Liechtenstein is going through a severe crisis with a streak of nine consecutive losses, only managing a narrow victory against Tanzania (0-1), highlighting a lack of direction and improvement.

Liechtenstein scored only 3 goals in their last 10 matches (an average of 0.3 per game) and conceded 26 goals (an average of 2.6 per game), reflecting weaknesses in both attack and defense.

Liechtenstein received a total of 14 yellow cards in 10 matches (an average of 1.4 per match), indicating a lack of discipline and numerous unnecessary fouls, especially in unnecessary situations.

The heavy defeats 7-0 to Belgium and 4-0 to Kazakhstan highlight the significant skill gap between Liechtenstein and stronger opponents, while emphasizing their inability to control the game.

Liechtenstein is currently in a trial phase without Nicolas Hasler, a key central midfielder, causing the 5-3-2 formation to be vulnerable to being broken down from the midfield and lacking effective replacement options.