Liechtenstein vs Scotland: Friendly Match Recap

The match in Vaduz saw Scotland aiming to restore confidence after a 3-1 defeat to Iceland. Manager Steve Clarke emphasized the need to treat the game seriously and build momentum. The starting lineup featured Ross Doohan in goal, a back four of Ralston, Hendry, McKenna, and Robertson, and a midfield including Miller, Ferguson, and Gilmour. Adams and Hirst led the attack.

Liechtenstein, with only one win in their last 48 matches, were considered underdogs. Key stats highlighted Scotland's historical dominance and Liechtenstein's struggles at home. The game provided Clarke with an opportunity to experiment with his squad and assess player performances ahead of crucial World Cup qualifiers.

The match ended in a 0-0 draw. You can review the match statistics on the BBC Sport website&ref=yanuki.com.

Who started in goal for Scotland?

Ross Doohan made his debut in goal for Scotland, replacing Cieran Slicker.

What formation did Scotland use?

Scotland played in a 4-4-2 formation, as confirmed by Steve Clarke.

What is Scotland's historical record against Liechtenstein?

Scotland has won both previous meetings with Liechtenstein, both in Euro 2012 qualification.

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