Liechtenstein vs Moldova: Prediction Odds & Betting Tips, 03/06/22, Team News and Lineups

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Free Predictions and Betting Tips for Liechtenstein vs Moldova

Bookmaker Ratings prediction one: Moldova to win – 1.77

Bookmaker Ratings prediction two: Under 2.5 goals – 1.62

Bookmaker Ratings prediction three: Correct score 0-1 – 6.00

Moldova to Win

According to the statistics, there is a 10% chance for a Moldova win here while there is a 0% chance for Liechtenstein. As for the bookmakers, they are clearly favoring Moldova to win this match considering the hosts’ dismal form.

Under 2.5 Goals

Liechtenstein were unable to score in any home game in their last five fixtures. Moldova meanwhile are on 0.67 goals scored per game when playing on the road. With two of the worst attacking teams facing each other, we predict to see under 2.5 goals.

Correct Score 0-1

With the Moldovians being the favorites, it is just a matter of how many goals will they score in this match. Like their opponents, Moldova have a very weak attacking line and won only twice in their last 12 games and on both occasions by the score of 1-0.

Preliminary Review and Match Prediction for Liechtenstein vs Moldova

Liechtenstein have not won a match since October 2020 when they beat Luxembourg 2-1 in a friendly. Also, in the same year was Liechtenstein’s last competitive win in the Nations League got the better of San Marino 2-0.

In the previous version of the UEFA Nations League, Liechtenstein played in Group two of Level D, won one drew two, and lost one match. Clearly, coach Martin Stocklasa’s team showed some improvements in the recent decade minimizing their defeats to fewer margins.

Moldova, on the other hand, were relegated to League D in the last version after finishing fourth in Group three of League C. Obviously, teams like Greece Kosovo, and Slovenia proved too strong for Moldova as couldn’t manage a single win in six matches losing five and drawing one.

Last March, Moldova played a play-out two-leg tie with Kazakhstan who finished fourth in Group four. After losing at home by 1-2 Moldova only managed a draw in the return fixture by a score of 1-1 and lost their place in level C.