Faroe Islands delivered a dominant performance in their World Cup qualifier against Montenegro, securing a comprehensive 4-0 victory on home soil. The hosts deployed a five-at-the-back formation that proved suffocating defensively whilst remaining potent in transition, registering 12 shots with six on target and an expected goals tally of 1.95. Montenegro, operating in a 5-3-2 setup, struggled to generate attacking momentum, managing only 10 shots with just three reaching the target and a paltry 0.29 xG. The Faroese goalkeeper's 33.33% save percentage masked an otherwise commanding defensive display, as Montenegro's limited xG conceded of 4.0 reflected their inability to trouble the hosts meaningfully. This emphatic victory showcases Faroe Islands' resilience in qualifying campaigns despite their footballing isolation, whilst Montenegro's toothless performance raises serious questions about their tournament credentials.