Red Devils Dominate Liechtenstein in FIFA World Cup Qualifier

Belgium's 6-0 thrashing of Liechtenstein

Kevin De Bruyne and Youri Tielemans shine in Belgium's convincing WCQ victory over Liechtenstein.

The win keeps Belgium in contention, just three points behind group leaders Wales, who have played two more games...

Belgium secured a convincing 6-0 victory over Liechtenstein in their FIFA World Cup qualifying campaign. Kevin De Bruyne and Youri Tielemans starred for Belgium, showcasing their skill and experience. This win keeps Belgium unbeaten in their WCQ campaign, with two wins and one draw.

Liechtenstein's woes in World Cup qualifiers persist, with the team now winless in their last 45 matches (D5, L40). The significant difference in quality between the two teams was evident, and the margin of victory was the only question mark heading into the match. Belgium's superior squad and tactics ultimately led to a comfortable win.

The match marked the first-ever meeting between Belgium and Liechtenstein, with the visitors dominating from start to finish. De Bruyne and Tielemans' performances were notable, as they contributed to Belgium's six-goal tally. The win strengthens Belgium's position in their WCQ campaign, while Liechtenstein faces a tough road ahead in their qualifying journey.

Belgium's scoring drought ended swiftly after the restart, with Youri Tielemans striking a stunning volley from outside the box less than 30 seconds into the second half. This goal set the tone for the rest of the match, showcasing Belgium's attacking prowess.

The floodgates opened, and Belgium continued to dominate. Arthur Theate headed in the third goal, and Kevin De Bruyne slid in the fourth with over an hour played. These goals further solidified Belgium's lead and highlighted their superior team dynamics.

Liechtenstein struggled to cope with Belgium's pace and precision, unable to mount a significant challenge. The scoreline continued to widen, reflecting the significant difference in quality between the two teams.

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— Belgian Red Devils (@BelRedDevils) September 4, 2025

Youri Tielemans sealed the win for Belgium with a penalty kick in the 70th minute, slotting home after Theate was fouled in the box. This goal extended Belgium's lead to 5-0. Malick Fofana added a sixth goal in stoppage time, wrapping up a convincing victory for the Red Devils.

The win keeps Belgium in contention, just three points behind group leaders Wales, who have played two more games. Belgium will look to build on this momentum when they host Kazakhstan on Sunday, aiming to strengthen their qualifying campaign.

Liechtenstein's qualifying campaign has been a disaster, with four consecutive losses and no goals scored. Their upcoming match against North Macedonia seems likely to result in another defeat, further highlighting the team's struggles in the competition.