Vaduz have scored in their last five European matches.
St Pat’s have conceded in four of their last five in Europe.
St Pat’s look to see out victory
St Patrick’s Athletic picked up a huge win in the first leg, and they head to Liechtenstein as heavy favourites to progress in UEFA Conference League qualifying.
That 3-1 victory leaves Vaduz with a mountain to climb, especially since St Pat’s have only lost by more than a single goal in one of their last 12 European games.
Goals expected in Liechtenstein
Vaduz have managed to score in each of their last five European matches, though, and they should be able to get on the scoresheet again on home soil. St Patrick’s have conceded in four of their last five European matches but have only failed to score once, so backing goals at both ends appeals.
I do expect the visitors to stifle the game, and Vaduz are winless in their last nine games in Europe. Three of these have been stalemates, the most recent of which ended 1-1, and that looks like an excellent correct score prediction on Thursday.
