2007 in Liechtenstein

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Events in the year 2007 in Liechtenstein.

Incumbents

• Prince: Hans-Adam II
• Regent: Alois
• Prime Minister: Otmar Hasler

Events

• 28 January – The 2007 Liechtenstein local elections take place, which elected the municipal councils and mayors of the eleven municipalities.^[1]
• February – Hundreds of people, mainly from the nations of Somalia and Eritrea, attempt to seek asylum in the nation.^[2] Border guards are stationed on the Switzerland and Austria border to combat the number of incoming asylum seekers, with the main objective of maintaining law and order for all Liechtensteiners.^[3] This measure lasts for about 90 days, with over 800 people seeking asylum in the nation in this time.^[4][3]
• 1 March – A company of 171 Swiss soldiers mistakenly enter the nation during a training exercise due to bad weather conditions.^[5]
• 1 July – The nations first two consuls are appointed to represent Liechtenstein in the United States with one in Macon, Georgia and the other in Los Angeles, California.^[6][7]

Sports

2006–07 Liechtenstein Cup

Semi-finals

• 7 April – USV Eschen/Mauren II 0 - 2 FC Ruggell^[8]
• 11 April – FC Vaduz 3 – 1 USV Eschen/Mauren^[8]

Finals

• 1 May – FC Vaduz 8 – 0 FC Ruggell^[8]

2007–08 Liechtenstein Cup

First round

• 11 August
  • FC Ruggell II 0 – 1 FC Balzers III^[9]
  • FC Triesenberg II 0 – 6 FC Schaan II^[9]
• 12 August – FC Vaduz III 1 – 5 FC Triesen^[9]
• 22 August – FC Triesen II 0 – 2 FC Vaduz II^[9]

Second round

• 18 September
  • FC Balzers II 2 – 1 FC Triesenberg^[9]
  • FC Triesen 0 – 4 FC Schaan^[9]
• 19 September
  • FC Balzers III 0 – 6 FC Schaan II^[9]
  • FC Vaduz II 0 – 10 FC Balzers^[9]

Quarter-finals

• 23 October – FC Schaan II 0 – 5 FC Vaduz^[9]
• 30 October – FC Ruggell 1 – 0 FC Balzers II^[9]
• 31 October – FC Schaan 1 – 4 USV Eschen/Mauren^[9]
• 7 November – USV Eschen/Mauren II 0 – 8 FC Balzers^[9]

UEFA Euro 2008 qualifying

• 24 March – Liechtenstein 1 – 4 Northern Ireland^[10]
• 28 March – Liechtenstein 1 – 0 Latvia^[11]
• 2 June – Iceland 1 – 1 Liechtenstein^[12]
• 6 June – Liechtenstein 0 – 2 Spain^[13]
• 22 August – Northern Ireland 3 – 1 Liechtenstein^[14]
• 12 September – Denmark 4 – 0 Liechtenstein^[15]
• 13 October – Liechtenstein 0 – 3 Sweden^[16]
• 17 October – Liechtenstein 3 – 0 Iceland^[17]
• 17 November – Latvia 4 – 1 Liechtenstein^[18]

Deaths

See also

References

This page was last edited on 18 March 2023, at 03:25