Cyprus secured a 2–0 victory over Liechtenstein in an International Friendly on 7 June, dominating possession and chances throughout. The visitors controlled 63 per cent of the ball and registered 15 shots, of which five found the target, while generating 0.58 expected goals. Liechtenstein, deployed in a 3–5–2 formation, offered minimal attacking threat with just one shot and zero on target, accumulating only 0.03 xG. Cyprus's goalkeeper faced five shots on target and conceded 2.0 expected goals, matching the scoreline exactly. Liechtenstein's keeper made five saves from five shots faced, keeping the deficit to two despite sustained pressure. The away side's 4–3–3 shape proved effective in controlling the midfield and creating space down the flanks. Cyprus's clinical finishing and territorial dominance underlined their superiority in a one-sided friendly encounter. The result demonstrates Cyprus's growing attacking potency against lower-ranked opposition.