A | Kazakhstan | ![]() | ![]() | Austria | ![]() | |
A | Germany | ![]() | ![]() | Belgium | ![]() | |
F | Croatia | ![]() | ![]() | Latvia | ![]() | |
F | Malta | ![]() | ![]() | Israel | ![]() | |
A | Turkey | ![]() | ![]() | Azerbaijan | ![]() | |
F | Georgia | ![]() | ![]() | Greece | ![]() | |
B | Republic of Ireland | ![]() | ![]() | Armenia | ![]() | |
B | Russia | ![]() | ![]() | Andorra | ![]() | |
B | FYR Macedonia | ![]() | ![]() | Slovakia | ![]() | |
E | Hungary | ![]() | ![]() | Finland | ![]() | |
E | Moldova | ![]() | ![]() | San Marino | ![]() | |
D | Albania | ![]() | ![]() | Romania | ![]() | |
G | Bulgaria | ![]() | ![]() | Wales | ![]() | |
E | Sweden | ![]() | ![]() | Netherlands | ![]() | |
G | Switzerland | ![]() | ![]() | Montenegro | ![]() | |
H | Denmark | ![]() | ![]() | Portugal | ![]() | |
H | Norway | ![]() | ![]() | Cyprus | ![]() | |
I | Lithuania | ![]() | ![]() | Czech Republic | ![]() | |
C | Italy | ![]() | ![]() | Northern Ireland | ![]() | |
C | Slovenia | ![]() | ![]() | Serbia | ![]() | |
I | Spain | ![]() | ![]() | Scotland | ![]() | |
D | France | ![]() | ![]() | Bosnia and Herzegovina | ![]() |
Liechtenstein have one last chance to cause an upset in Group I as they take on Scotland, having already caused some raised eyebrows by taking four points off Lithuania in UEFA EURO 2012 qualifying.
• As for the Scots, with the second-placed Czech Republic facing Spain 24 hours earlier, they will know before stepping out in Vaduz whether the door to the play-offs has swung further ajar or not. Either way, a victory is vital to their prospects.
• Scotland scraped a 2-1 victory when they met Liechtenstein on 7 September last year. For 16 minutes at Hampden Park, Mario Frick's opener just after half-time had looked set to earn Liechtenstein a first away win since a 4-0 triumph over Luxembourg in October 2004. Kenny Miller (63) ended any such thoughts and Stephen McManus headed a dramatic winner for Craig Levein's side in the seventh minute of added time.
• That was the first game between the two nations at senior level.
• Perennial Liechtenstein Cup winners FC Vaduz have twice faced Scottish sides in two-legged UEFA ties. They were eliminated by Livingston FC on away goals after 1-1 and 0-0 draws in a 2002/03 UEFA Cup qualifying round tie, but knocked out Falkirk FC in the 2009/10 UEFA Europa League second qualifying round, winning 2-0 at home after a 1-0 loss in Scotland.
• Liechtenstein lost 8-0 to Scotland in a UEFA European Under-17 Championship qualifier in Livingston on 21 September 2007. More recently, their U19 side lost 7-0 to Scotland in a qualifier in Rakvere, Estonia, on 28 September 2010.
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