It’s the clash of the bottom two in Group F and does not hold too much significance as regards the final qualification for Euro 2008 is concerned. However both teams will want to avoid the ignominy of hitting the rock bottom in their group.

Iceland gave a good account of themselves in their last outing against Spain only to lose late to a fine strike by Andrés Iniesta with just nine minutes to go. Emil Hallfredsson played a fantastic game and he will be hoping to replicate that form against Liechtenstein on Saturday. The hero of the Spain game was undoubtedly goalkeeper Árni Arason. His stoic defence of his goal may be needed once again on June 2.

Coach Eyjólfur Sverrisson has opted to add four new members to his 26-man Iceland squad this time around. Defenders Birkir Saevarsson and Ragnar Sigurdsson and midfielders Gunnar Kristjánsson and Theódór Elmar Bjarnason figure in an Iceland squad that boasts of a fine striker like Eidur Gudjohnsen, who will be hoping to fire on Saturday.

The last game was a memorable one for Liechtenstein as they registered only their second win in the history of UEFA European Championship football. Their 1-0 win against Latvia gave them some respectability as far as the points table is concerned and the team will look to keep it up. Mario Frick was the hero against Latvia and the genial striker will hope to continue his goal scoring form.

Coach Hans-Peter Zaugg will be hoping goalkeeper Peter Jehle retains his touch in the goal as he was responsible for repulsing several Latvian forays deep into their penalty box in the last match.

Iceland are at the bottom place in Group F with 3 points while Liechtenstein occupy the spot above them also at 3 points. This may be a low key game but you can catch Iceland v Liechtenstein in our unique member’s area. We provide daily updates with live football news and updated football streams and feeds.