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Switzerland Odds and Predictions
We have a range of Euro 2024 offers, enhanced odds and betting tips available across every team as we build up to the tournament in Germany. This page will feature everything you need to know about Switzerland in the build-up and throughout the tournament, as we offer regular tips and the latest odds ahead of each game.
Switzerland have now qualified for three successive European Championships for the very first time, even if they weren’t particularly impressive during qualifying.
Nevertheless, after reaching the quarter-finals three summers ago, their best ever performance at this tournament, Murat Yakın’s team are hoping for another deep run, and here is everything you need to know about Switzerland at Euro 2024.
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Switzerland Euro 2024 Top Tip
Switzerland have got out of their group at each of the last five tournaments they’ve featured at, dating back to 2010, but we’re forecasting that this streak will come to an end.
Euro 2024 Odds
Here is a look at the latest odds for Euro 2024 outright winners:
| Team | Odds |
|---|---|
| England | 3/1 |
| France | 4/1 |
| Germany | 11/2 |
| Portugal | 8/1 |
| Spain | 8/1 |
| Italy | 14/1 |
| Belgium | 16/1 |
| Netherlands | 16/1 |
| Croatia | 40/1 |
| Denmark | 40/1 |
| Turkey | 50/1 |
| Switzerland | 66/1 |
| Serbia | 80/1 |
| Austria | 80/1 |
| Hungary | 80/1 |
| Scotland | 100/1 |
| Ukraine | 100/1 |
| Czech Republic | 150/1 |
| Poland | 150/1 |
| Romania | 200/1 |
| Slovenia | 250/1 |
| Albania | 500/1 |
| Georgia | 500/1 |
| Slovakia | 500/1 |
All odds courtesy of bet365, correct as of Friday 24 May, 10am.
Switzerland′s Road to Qualification
Since 2004, Switzerland have now qualified for 10 out of 11 major tournaments, with Euro 2012 the only one they have not appeared at since the 2002 World Cup in Japan and Korea Republic.
Given that, it’s no surprise to see Rossocrociati featuring in Germany this summer, although they were far from impressive during qualification.
After three games, Murat Yakın’s team were clear at the top of Group I with maximum points, but they then won only one of their seven subsequent fixtures, this a hard-fought victory over minnows Andorra in Sion. When Romania visited Lucerne last June, despite leading 2-0 going into the 88th minute, the Swiss collapsed, conceding twice in quick succession and throwing away two points.
This proved costly because, by the time the pair met again in Bucharest on the final matchday, a 1-0 win for Romania at Arena Națională saw them claim top spot, with Switzerland settling for second.
A pair of draws with Kosovo, as well as a 3-3 thriller against Belarus, in which they had to score twice at the death to salvage a draw in St. Gallen, are concerning, considering the low-level of these opponents.
Nevertheless, they did do enough to qualify, so it ultimately matters not, although there are signs that this team won’t be capable of competing with the continent’s best, so a group phase exit could be on the cards.
When are Switzerland′s Euro 2024 games?
Switzerland will play three Euro 2024 group games. The opponents and dates can be found below:
- Group A - Hungary vs Switzerland, 15 June
- Group A - Scotland vs Switzerland, 19 June
- Group A - Switzerland vs Germany, 23 June
Switzerland′s Road to the Final
Round of 16
- If Switzerland top Group A - they would face the runners-up from Group C in Dortmund on 29 June, taking on one of England, Denmark, Serbia or Slovenia.
- If Switzerland come second in Group A - they would face the runners-up from Group B in Berlin on 29 June, taking on one of Spain, Italy, Croatia or Albania.
- If Switzerland advance in third in Group A - they would face the group winners from B, E or F.
Quarter-finals
- If Switzerland top Group A - we’re projecting that they’ll face Spain in Stuttgart on 5 July.
- If Switzerland come second in Group A - we’re projecting that they’ll face England in Düsseldorf on 6 July.
Semi-finals
- If Switzerland top Group A - we’re projecting that they’ll face Portugal in Munich on 9 July.
- If Switzerland come second in Group A - we’re projecting that they’ll face France in Dortmund on 10 July.
Final
- If Switzerland top Group A - we’re projecting that they’ll face France.
- If Switzerland come second in Group A - we’re projecting that they’ll face Portugal.
Switzerland’s Key Players
Yann Sommer- Currently with 88 caps to his name, Yann Sommer will move into the top 10 of Switzerland’s all-time appearances holders list by the end of the summer, hoping to join a 100 club that, currently, has just seven members.
Sommer has kept 23 clean sheets in 37 appearances for Internazionale in all competitions this season, a key figure as I Nerazzurri have secured a 20th Scudetto. In Serie A alone, he has 17 clean sheets to his name, while the single-season record in 21, jointly-held by five different goalkeepers, very much on track to smash a tally that’s stood for 55 years.
Given that we don’t think this Swiss team isn’t going to be very good, they’ll need Sommer to be on top form.
Granit Xhaka- Since his international debut, coming at Wembley in 2011, Xhaka has always been a consistent performer for Switzerland, featuring in each of their last 25 fixtures, but has gone to another level for his clubs the last two seasons.
First, with Arsenal, Mikel Arteta turned him into a free-scoring, box-to-box midfielder, netting nine times as the Gunners ended up second in the Premier League in 22/23. This year, under Xabi Alonso, Xhaka has been the central pillar for a Bayer Leverkusen side that’s going to win a first-ever Meisterschale and could end-up with a treble, scoring his first goal for die Schwarzroten during a crucial 2-1 home win over Mainz in February.
Xherdan Shaqiri- Xherdan Shaqiri still remains the creative hub of Switzerland’s attack. He now has 30 goals to his name, only three Swiss men have more, after curling home a free-kick during a friendly victory in Dublin in March.
Of these 30 goals, nine have come at major tournaments, with Xherdan Shaqiri one of only 50 men to score a World Cup hat-trick, bagging all three as his side smashed Honduras at Arena da Amazônia a decade ago and still only 32, Shaqiri is still the most dangerous player on this team.
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Switzerland′s Euro 2024 FAQs
Have Switzerland ever qualified for the European Championships before?
Yes! This will be Switzerland's sixth appearance at the Euros, only failing to qualify for two of the eight editions since their debut in 1996.
What is Switzerland's best performance at the European Championships?
Switzerland reached the European Championships quarter-finals for the very first time in 2021, overcoming France on penalties in the round of 16, a monumental upset, before a shootout defeat to Spain in Saint Petersburg.
Do Switzerland have a good record against the Euro 2024 group stage opponents?
Switzerland have won only 11 of their 46 meetings with Hungary, the pair first going head-to-head back in 1911, but have claimed victory in 6 of their last 9 encounters, including each of their last 3.
Meanwhile, Switzerland have won just 5 of 16 clashes with Scotland, beaten 1-0 at Villa Park the last time the pair met in a competitive fixture, this coming during Euro '96.
Lastly, the Swiss have won only 9 of 52 encounters with Germany, losing 35, and will be aiming to beat them on German soil for the first time since 1956 on 23 June.
What are the odds for Switzerland to win Euro 2024?
Switzerland are currently priced at 66/1 to win Euro 2024, making them 13th favourites.
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