Hansi Flick’s Germany side come into matchday nine of Group J having already won the group, facing a Liechtenstein side that have managed just one point and conceded 23 goals in eight matches.
The last time these two sides played, Germany won the match 2-0 in Liechtenstein thanks to goals by Timo Werner and Leroy Sane, but, Die Mannschaft did register 30 shots with 86% possession.
In three of Germany’s last four matches, Flick’s men have hammered Armenia 6-0, as well as both Iceland and North Macedonia 4-0, where Jamal Musiala and Chelsea duo Werner (2) and Kai Havertz both got on the scoresheet. Having managed high tallies against sides that are arguably better than Liechtenstein, there is a good chance that Germany will score a lot of goals in their upcoming qualifying match for Qatar 2022.