Belgium dismantled Liechtenstein 7–0 in a World Cup qualifier, overwhelming their visitors through relentless attacking intent and superior execution. Operating in a 4-3-3 formation, the hosts generated 23 shots with 13 on target, translating their 3.37 expected goals into a comprehensive victory that underscored their dominance. Jeremy Doku and Charles De Ketelaert each contributed two goals, while Alexis Saelemaekers added another, demonstrating Belgium's attacking depth across the pitch. Liechtenstein, set up defensively in a 5-3-2, offered minimal resistance with just two shots and 0.01 xG, though their goalkeeper maintained a perfect save percentage despite facing a barrage. The gulf in quality was evident from the opening stages, with Belgium's attacking players operating with space and time throughout. This result reinforces Belgium's credentials as Group J favourites ahead of crucial fixtures.