Vaduz

American

[fah-doots] / fɑˈduts /

noun

a city in and the capital of Liechtenstein, on the upper Rhine.

Vaduz British

/ faˈdʊts /

noun

the capital of Liechtenstein, in the Rhine valley: an old market town, dominated by a medieval castle, residence of the prince of Liechtenstein. Pop: 5005 (2003 est)

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Wales' football side play their penultimate World Cup qualifier against Liechtenstein in Vaduz.

From BBC

It was not exactly a routine win 13 months later in the return in Vaduz, with Craig Mackail-Smith's solitary Scotland goal settling it.

From BBC

The tiny principality of Liechtenstein, with a population about 38,000, also has its first team into a group stage, though Vaduz plays in the second-tier division of neighboring Switzerland’s league.

From Seattle Times

Geraint Thomas has become the first Briton to win the Tour de Suisse after finishing second on the final day time trial in Vaduz.

From BBC

It plays Liechtenstein, in Vaduz, three days later.

From Seattle Times

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