Liechtenstein goalkeeper gifts Isco a goal with dreadful mistake
It was a testing night for the demolished minnows – encapsulated by this 15th-minute howler from net-minder Peter Jehle

Spain battered Liechtenstein 8-0 in 2018 World Cup qualifying on Tuesday evening, with Alvaro Morata and Iago Aspas both helping themselves to braces.
By the time Real Madrid playmaker Isco had scored his early effort, Sergio Ramos and Alvaro Morata had already netted for La Roja.
But of all Spain's goals on the night, Isco's was certainly the easiest – handed to him on a plate by two-time Liechtensteiner Player of the Year winner Peter Jehle. The hosts' goalkeeper completely mis-kicked the ball inside his box, allowing Morata to intercept and square to Isco for an easy finish.
Spain were four up at half-time via David Silva's 41st-minute effort, before sub Aspas netted twice either side of Morata's second goal. Defender Max Goppel's own goal made it a hateful eight for Liechtenstein.
As if it needed a boost, Spain's goal difference is now +29. Their ruthless victory keeps them two points above Italy with two group games to go (vs Albania and Israel).
- Commentary legend John Motson to retire after 50 years at BBC
- Marcelo scores sublime solo goal in Real Madrid training
In Other News... on FourFourTwo.com
Get FourFourTwo Newsletter
The best features, fun and footballing quizzes, straight to your inbox every week.

'I’d probably pick Cole Palmer alongside Bellingham and Rice in there at the moment. For me, Declan Rice is good enough to play that central midfield role on his own' Thomas Tuchel advised to DROP Manchester City star by England legend

Manchester United staff threatened with sacking for leaked information... in a leaked email