Following the draw, the Lithuanian men's national football team, led by coach Edgaras Jankauskas, has been placed in Group 2 of the Nations League, alongside Azerbaijan and Liechtenstein. Azerbaijan had a disappointing performance in the previous Nations League season, finishing in last place in their group in Division C, where they faced off against Estonia, Slovakia, and Sweden, managing only one point. Alternative to Lithuania's group, the other Group D competitors will include either Latvia or Gibraltar, along with Luxembourg or Malta and Andorra.

The inclusion of Liechtenstein and Azerbaijan presents an opportunity for Lithuania to secure vital points as they aim to improve their standing in the tournament. While Azerbaijan has historically struggled in international competitions, their position in the previous season's group indicates a potential vulnerability that Lithuania could exploit. Meanwhile, Liechtenstein also faced challenges in their division, unable to compete effectively against Gibraltar and San Marino, suggesting that Lithuania may have a favorable matchup.

These matches not only hold significance for Lithuania’s football ranking but also serve as an essential part of their preparation for future international competitions. Success in the Nations League can boost morale and confidence among the players, setting a positive tone for upcoming matches and qualifications. Overall, this stage presents a crucial opportunity for Lithuania to show its growth in football on the international scene and secure their place in future tournaments.