The guests held the lead until the end of the match, when the "Brave Falcons" made a comeback and celebrated with a score of 2:1. This victory, the first under coach Mirko Vučinić, was marked by Viktor Đukanović's first goal in the "Falcons" jersey, as well as the debut appearance of defender Stefan Milić.

As expected, our team had the initiative throughout the match, frequently entering the box and shooting from dangerous positions. However, the guests from the Alpine principality managed to defend well. But they also scored, and that happened in the 28th minute when Aron Zele found the net from a few meters out.

This was followed by renewed pressure on the Liechtenstein goal, with the biggest chance falling to the talented Andrej Kostić in the 72nd minute. However, he was denied his first goal for the senior national team by the opposing goalkeeper.

Two minutes later, a surprise occurred. Nikola Krstović created space for Kostić's shot, and after the goalkeeper's save, the ball was put into the net by Milutin Osmajić.

Osmajić's goal sparked an even stronger offensive, leading to chances for Krstović and Kostić. In the 87th minute, however, the Liechtenstein net shook again. Đukanović scored the final 2:1 after the ball bounced to him following a shot from Krstović.

The "Falcons" have two more matches in World Cup qualification before the end of the year: an away game against Gibraltar on November 14 and a duel with Croatia three days later in Podgorica.

 

Montenegro - Liechtenstein 2:1

City Stadium, Podgorica.
Attendance: 1,732.
Referee: Igor Stojčevski (North Macedonia).

Goalscorers
0:1 - Aron Zele 28', 1:1 - Milutin Osmajić 75', 2:1 - Viktor Đukanović 88' 

Bookings
Nikola Krstović - Montenegro 
Simon Luchinger, Justin Ospelt - Liechtenstein

Montenegro: Danijel Petković, Andrija Vukčević, Stefan Milić (from 70. Driton Camaj), Marko Vukčević (from 61. Andrej Kostić), Marko Perović (from 46. Viktor Đukanović), Marko Tući, Nikola Krstović, Vasilije Adžić, Andrija Bulatović (from 46. Andrej Bajović), Marko Šimun (from 61. Miloš Brnović), Milutin Osmajić (from 89. Nikola Šipčić). 
Head coach: Mirko Vučinić.

Liechtenstein: Benjamin Buchel (from 46. Justin Ospelt), Max Goppel, Fabio Luque Notaro (from 16. Ferhat Saglam), Aron Sele, Livio Meier, Simon Luchinger, Nicolas Hasler (from 46. Alessio Hasler), Emanuel Zund (from 81. Severin Schlegel), Sandro Wolfinger, Wiliam Pizzi (from 62. Andrin Netzer), Jens Hofer. 
Coach: Konrad Funfstuck.