Wales v Liechtenstein Odds

The Wales v Liechtenstein odds for this Wales Liechtenstein betting world cup qualifying Group 4 match has the Welsh side as resounding favourites to win their second Group match and put them in a good qualifying position ahead of their next game against Germany in Germany.

Welsh manager, John Toshack will not be worrying about the German match until he has seen off the challenge of group outsiders, Liechtenstein. He will take heart however following his sides brave performance in their last match against Russia where they went down 1-2. Wales played really well for long periods in that match and they were without two or three of their best players. This week Toshack welcomes back captain, Craig Bellamy and his West ham teammate, James Collins plus they have Derby's Lewin Nyatanga back in the ranks.

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Liechtenstein, with a population of only 30.000 do not have any chance of qualifying whatsoever, they have already lost their opening two group games and can only be described as cannon fodder. However they may be stubborn enough to resist Wales for a while which would not be good as Wales will be looking to score as many times as possible as ultimately it could be goal difference that decides who qualifies from the Group and who does not

The betting has Wales as 1/6 favourites, while Liechtenstein are 25/1 to win. A draw can be backed at 13/2. Craig Bellamy can be backed at 11/10 with bet 365 to score on the day.

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