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Liechtenstein

History

Founded
1934
Stadium
Rheinpark Stadion, Vaduz
Capacity
7,564

League position

No league position yet this season.

Results

Last starting eleven

The eleven this club started in the most recent match we hold a team sheet for. It is what they last did, not a prediction.

Liechtenstein

Benjamin Büchel
J. Weissenhofer
L. Traber
M. Goppel
J. Hofer
Nicolas Hasler
Marcel Büchel
Alessio Hasler
Aron Sele
Kenny Kindle

We publish a page only for players we can describe properly. Names without a link are in our records but have no page yet.

From Azerbaijan, 1 Oct 20260-0

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Squad

Season 2026

Goalkeepers

  • Alessandro Lo Russo
  • Benjamin BüchelLiechtenstein
  • G. Foser
  • J. Ospelt

Defenders

  • A. Malin
  • Felix Oberwaditzer
  • J. Hofer
  • L. Traber
  • M. Goppel
  • N. Beck
  • P. Gaßner

Midfielders

  • A. Netzer
  • Alessio HaslerLiechtenstein
  • Aron Sele
  • B. Poitner
  • F. Wolfinger
  • J. Weissenhofer
  • L. Kranz
  • L. Meier
  • Marcel Büchel
  • Nicolas HaslerLiechtenstein
  • S. Schlegel
  • S. Wolfinger

Forwards

  • Dennis Salanović
  • Emanuel Zünd
  • F. Sağlam
  • Fabio Luque NotaroLiechtenstein
  • J. Hasler
  • Kenny Kindle
  • W. Pizzi

We publish a page only for players we can describe properly. Names without a link are in our records but have no page yet.

Liechtenstein is a football club. The club was founded in 1934. The club plays its home matches at Rheinpark Stadion in Vaduz, a ground that holds 7,564. 442ball follows the club's squad, fixtures and results, recomputing every table and total from the match record rather than copying a feed.

Times are shown in UTC.