Belgium x Liechtenstein: where to watch live and likely lineups for the European Qualifiers game

Bélgica and Liechtenstein enter the field this Tuesday (18), at 4:45 pm (Brasília time) and 8:45 pm (Belgium local time), at Estádio Maurice Dufrasne, at Liège, for the eighth and final round of Grupo J from Eliminatórias Europeias to Copa from Mundo 2026. The confrontation marks the end of the Belgian campaign, which has already guaranteed a direct place in the Mundial. The broadcast will be carried out on the SporTV 2 channel on closed TV.

The Belgian team leads the group with a perfect campaign so far and arrives motivated after a series of convincing victories. Liechtenstein, in turn, occupies the last position with no points won and with just one goal scored in seven games played. The game does not change the classification of the two teams.

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Current status of the selections

Belgium has seven wins in seven matches played in the group. The team scored 22 goals and conceded just two until the previous round.

Liechtenstein remains without a win in qualifying. The team scored one goal and conceded 24 goals in seven matches played.

Location and refereeing of the clash

Estádio Maurice Dufrasne hosts the duel on Liège, on Bélgica. The venue has capacity for around 30 thousand fans.

The main referee will be Swedish Mohammed Al-Hakim. Ele will have compatriot assistants and a Scottish VAR team.

Probable team lineups

Coach Rudi Garcia must send offensive training to the field by Bélgica. Destaques include Jeremy Doku and Leandro Trossard in attack.

• Belgium: Matz Sels; Joaquin Seys, Koni De Winter, Arthur Theate and Timothy Castagne; Amadou Onana, Hans Vanaken and Nicolas Raskin; Charles De Ketelaere, Leandro Trossard and Joaquin Seys0.

Liechtenstein enters with a defensive team under the command of Konrad Fünfstück. Nicolas Hasler is the main name of the team.

• Liechtenstein: Benjamin Büchel; Maximilian Göppel, Andreas Malin and Jens Hofer; Emanuel Zund, Aron Sele, Livio Meier, Simon Lüchinger and Nicolas Hasler; Dennis Salanović and Maximilian Göppel0.

Grupo J numbers until the penultimate round

Belgium leads with 21 points and goal difference +20. The team mathematically secured first place two rounds ago.

Liechtenstein has zero points and a negative balance of 23 goals. The team lost all the games played so far.

Bélgica seeks to end the group stage with 100% success and further improve its offensive and defensive numbers. The confrontation represents an opportunity for less used players to gain minutes on the field. Liechtenstein tries to avoid another defeat and seeks to score the second goal in the current qualifying campaign.

Recent history between selections

The teams have never officially faced each other in FIFA or UEFA competitions. Este will be the first duel between Bélgica and Liechtenstein in history.

The clash closes the 2025 calendar of European qualifiers for the 2026 Mundial. Bélgica already knows its next commitments in friendlies and in Nations League.