Wales secured a 1-0 victory away to Liechtenstein in World Cup qualifying, dominating possession with 77 per cent and controlling the match through their 4-1-4-1 setup. The visitors generated significantly more attacking threat, recording 18 shots including 7 on target against Liechtenstein's 3 total attempts and zero on target. Wales's expected goals of 1.81 reflected their superiority, while Liechtenstein's 0.22 xG underscored their limited offensive output from their 3-5-2 formation. Despite the imbalance, Liechtenstein's goalkeeper made a respectable stand with an 85.71 per cent save rate, denying six of seven shots on target faced, though one ultimately proved decisive. The hosts' 23 per cent possession left them unable to generate meaningful pressure, with their three attempts failing to trouble Wales's defence. This comfortable away win strengthens Wales's qualifying campaign and demonstrates their ability to break down compact defensive shapes.