What is Liechtenstein national football team?
{{Infobox national football team | Name = Liechtenstein | Badge = | Badge_size = 150px | Nickname = The Blues-Reds | Association = [[Liechtenstein Football Association]]<br />''(Liechtensteiner Fussballverband)'' | Confederation = [[UEFA]] ([[Europe]]) | Coach = [[Helgi Kolviðsson]] | Captain = [[Michele Polverino]] | Most caps = [[Peter Jehle]] (132) | Top scorer = [[Mario Frick (footballer)|Mario Frick]] (16) | Home Stadium = [[Rheinpark Stadion]] | FIFA Trigramme = LIE | FIFA Rank = {{FIFA World Rankings|LIE}} | FIFA max = 118 | FIFA max date = January 2008, July 2011, September 2011 | FIFA min = 191 | FIFA min date = July 2017 | Elo Rank = {{World Football Elo Ratings|Liechtenstein}} | Elo max = 150 | Elo max date = September 2011 | Elo min = 184 | Elo min date = September 2004 | pattern_la1=_lie18h|pattern_b1=_lie18h|pattern_ra1=_lie18h |pattern_sh1=_lie18h|pattern_so1=_lie18h| | leftarm1=0045FF|body1=0045FF|rightarm1=0045FF|shorts1=FF0000|socks1=0000FF| | pattern_la2=_lie18a|pattern_b2=_lie18a|pattern_ra2=_lie18a |pattern_sh2=_lie18a|pattern_so2=| | leftarm2=FF0000|body2=FF0000|rightarm2=FF0000|shorts2=0045FF|socks2=FF0000| | First game = {{fb|LIE|1937}} 1–1 {{fb-rt|Malta}}<br />([[Daejeon]], [[South Korea]]; 14 June 1981) | Largest win = {{fb|LUX}} 0–4 {{fb-rt|LIE}}<br />([[Luxembourg City|Luxembourg]], [[Luxembourg]]; 13 October 2004) | Largest loss = {{fb|LIE}} 1–11 {{fb-rt|MKD|name=Macedonia}}<br />([[Eschen]], [[Liechtenstein]]; 9 November 1996) | World cup apps = | Regional name = [[UEFA European Championship|European Championship]] | Regional cup apps = }} '''Liechtenstein national football team''' is the national [[football (soccer)|football]] team of [[Liechtenstein]]. ==References== {{reflist}} {{National sports teams of Liechtenstein}} {{Sport-stub}} [[Category:European national football teams]] [[Category:Football in Liechtenstein]] [[Category:National sports team