Group 4 World Cup 2010 Qualification: Wales are meeting  Liechtenstein Saturday October 11th. Watch the LIVESTREAM and Highlights here   Pre-register at the NEW football site 11×2 today   Don`t forget to sign up 11×2.com - the next big football site Click to continue reading...

Germany started qualification for the 2010 World Cup last week against Liechtenstein and Finland. Despite the generally positive results, Joachim Löw needs to quickly find the solutions to the problems that have been plaguing the German team since the Euro 2008 Final in Vienna. 1. There is a large hole in Germany's Click to continue reading...

Leading into tomorrows match against Wales, Guus Hiddink is surely lining up his squad to attack with a ruthless tenacity. With Germany devastation of helpless Liechtenstein 6-0, the gloves are off and the race towards the top of Group Four might be decided by goal difference. All this makes for Click to continue reading...

Follow the first match in Uefa World cup qualifying: Saturday 06.09.2008 at 20.45 ! Livestream and Highlights from the match at footiedb.com Do not forget to sign up on the next big football site 11×2.com:  Pre-register at the NEW football site 11×2 today LIVESTREAM   Pre-register at the NEW football site 11×2 today Click to continue reading...

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We have 50 World Cup qualifiers Saturday, plus a handful Friday and Sunday, as we welcome Europe to the mix and start the last group stage in Asia. We even have a crucial qualifier in Oceania as New Zealand visits New Caledonia. First challenge is figuring out where New Caledonia is.

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The promotion of FC Vaduz to Switzerland's top flight league for the first time has brought a boost for the struggling Liechtenstein national team. The nation's football structure is a setup which differs to the other European countries as they do not have their own national league, rather their clubs participate in the Swiss leagues and their only domestic competition is the Liechtenstein Championship. Click to continue reading...

Following on from earlier coverage anticipating the release of Kicken für die Krone ("The Mouse that Scored") in cinemas this week, film-maker Sigvard Wohlwend reflects on his time with the Liechtenstein national team and the reaction to his and co-director Sebastian Frommelt's film. Click to continue reading...

Editor's note: In his first entry for Pitch Invasion, Joe looks at the growth of football in Liechtenstein, and suggests the talk about pre-qualifying would only stunt a fascinating story captured by filmmakers Sebastian Frommelt and Sigvard Wohlwend. "The celebrations went on in the restaurants and in the pubs in Vaduz until long after midnight," he [. Click to continue reading...

The biggest and really only significant match of this group is Spain at Denmark. Both teams need to win this match if they hope to advance. Both sides will be missing key players due to injury as the Danes will be without Daniel Agger and the Spanish, David Villa. Helping Denmark out will be the return of Christian Poulsen and Spain should have ample firepower at forward to replace Villa, though Torres is slightly hobbled. Click to continue reading...