Montenegro took the lead in the 6^th minute, with Vuk Dapčević heading in from Aldin Drndar’s cross. Ognjen Gašević shot wide from a promising position five minutes later while in the 27^th minute, Lichtenstein’s keeper kept out Dejan Perović’s shot.

Drndar again provided an assist, this time for Gašević to score in the 54^th minute and give Montenegro a 2-0 lead.

Montenegro had two more chances to extend their lead in the last ten minutes, with Bogdan Marković hitting the bar in the 83^rd minute and Andrej Kolundžić shooting wide in the 88^th minute.

Although the Brave Falcons did not qualify from their group, head coach Obren Sarić was satisfied with the team performance in the last round:

“Today we were much better than Liechtenstein and deservedly won. In our previous game, the Netherlands was obviously on a different level quality-wise. Against Sweden our players performed at their best level but we were unable to score. We gave it our all in every match, but second place in our group was out of reach. However, we won’t stop here and we will continue to work hard.”

Liechtenstein - Montenegro 0:2

Rimnersvallen Stadium, Uddevalla.

Referee: Denis Shurman (Ukraine).

Goalscorers
0:1 - Vuk Dapčević 6', 0:2 - Ognjen Gašević 55'

Yellow cards
Andrin Netzer - Liechstenstein
Nikola Janjić, Aldin Drndar - Montenegro

Liechstenstein: Gabriel Fozer, Marius Hasler, David Tschupp, Elias Jäger, Andrin Netzer, Simon Lüchinger, Tim Schreiber, Janik Alart, Ricardo Brancaleone, Elias Batliner, Filip Gassner (79’ sub. by Jonas Beck).
Head coach: Michael Koller.

Montenegro: Lazar Baltić, Stefan Dajević, Vuk Ćosić, Ljubomir Pejović, Nikola Janjić (od 46. Nemanja Božović), Dejan Perović (substituted in 61’ by Petar Vuković), Blagota Marković, Bogdan Obradović, Aldin Drndar, Vuk Dapčević (substituted in 46’ by Andrej Kolundžić), Ognjen Gašević.
Head coach: Obren Sarić.