TIPS - Liechtenstein VS Wales

[(Liechtenstein) Strength]:
1. Liechtenstein's defense was full of loopholes. After six matches in this World Cup qualifiers, they have conceded 23 goals, averaging nearly 4 goals per game.

[(Liechtenstein) Weakness]:
1. Liechtenstein have suffered six consecutive defeats and failed to score a single goal in the group stage of this World Cup qualification, and have been confirmed as the bottom team in the group. The team's morale is extremely low.
2. Key defender Jens Hofer will be suspended due to accumulated yellow cards and will miss this game, which is a huge blow to the team's already fragile defense.
3. Liechtenstein are in extremely poor form, having suffered six consecutive defeats in the current World Cup qualification.
4. Even playing at home, Liechtenstein failed to demonstrate any competitiveness. They lost all three home games in this World Cup qualifiers, with a goal difference of 0-11, rendering their home field advantage non-existent.
5. Liechtenstein have struggled in offense. They are the only team in their group yet to find the net, failing to score in all of their six World Cup qualifiers.
6. In the last four encounters between the two sides, Liechtenstein have lost all of them, failing to score a single goal and conceding 11 goals. They have been completely dominated by Wales and are at a clear disadvantage.
7. Liechtenstein won only 2 of their last 10 games in AH, and lost all of their last 6 home games in AH.

[(Wales) Strength]:
1. Wales currently sit third in the group, but with the points gap to their rivals being narrow. Their clear objective is to fight for a direct qualification spot or secure a favorable playoff position. Visiting group minnows Liechtenstein, Wales' sole target is to secure all three points while also striving for as many goals as possible. So the team are motivated.
2. Wales have played well in offense in this World Cup qualifiers. They scored a total of 13 goals in 6 matches, averaging more than 2 goals per game.
3. Wales have an overwhelming advantage in their head-to-head record against Liechtenstein. In the last four encounters between the two sides, Wales have won all of them, keeping all clean sheets and scoring a total of 11 goals, demonstrating a huge gap in strength.

[(Wales) Weakness]:
1. Wales are facing certain injury problems in this match. Several players, including the main striker Kieffer Moore, defenders Ben Davies and Benjamin Cabango, are absent due to injuries.
2. Wales have been in poor form recently. The team suffered a 2-4 defeat to Belgium in the last qualifying round and have lost all of their recent three international matches.
3. Wales' away performance has been quite inconsistent. In this World Cup qualifiers, they have achieved one win, one draw and one loss in their three away games, earning four points.
4. Wales have conceded 10 goals in their last six qualifying matches, averaging nearly two goals per game. Their recent defensive performance has declined.
5. Wales lost all of their last 3 games in a row, with a win rate of 40% in their last 10 away games in AH.

[Tips]:
Despite recent defensive inconsistencies and some absentees, Wales' overall quality, form, and proven ability to consistently beat strugglers are far superior to Liechtenstein's.

On the other hand, Liechtenstein's qualifying campaign has been statistically abysmal, losing all six matches without scoring while conceding 23 goals. Their morale and form have hit rock bottom.

More importantly, Wales have the motivation to fight for a better position and an improved goal difference, which will prompt them to go all out even away from home.

To sum up, Wales are expected to win this away game by more than 4 goals.

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