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Switzerland

National team · Switzerland

«Nati»

84 Matches
36 wins
29 draws
19 losses
150–98 Goals
+52 Difference
1.8 Scored per game
Form W 18 Jun · Home Bosnia & Herzegovina · 4:1 W 24 Jun · Home Canada · 2:1 W 3 Jul · Home Algeria · 2:0 D 7 Jul · Home Colombia · 0:0 L 12 Jul · Away Argentina · 1:3 W 26 Sep · Away North Macedonia · 3:0

Roy Hodgson took over a Switzerland side that had spent years short of the finals of major tournaments. Under him the team qualified for the 1994 World Cup and for Euro 1996. In August 1993 it reached 3rd in the FIFA ranking, its highest position. The climb did not last. By December 1998 the ranking had dropped to 83rd.

The Nati (short for Nationalmannschaft, "national team") had been through big occasions before. At the 1954 World Cup, held at home, Switzerland reached the quarter-finals and lost 7–5 to Austria. Austria remain the main rival. The two countries have met regularly since 1917 and co-hosted Euro 2008.

The more recent progress came in steps. Köbi Kuhn took the team to the quarter-finals of Euro 2004. Under Vladimir Petković, Switzerland beat France in the round of 16 at Euro 2020. Murat Yakin, the current manager, brought the team back to the quarter-finals at Euro 2024.

Two players carry most of the record. Alexander Frei scored 42 goals, the most for the national team. Granit Xhaka has won more than 150 caps, more than any other Swiss player. The Association, founded in Olten in April 1895, now has its headquarters at the Haus des Schweizer Fussballs in Muri bei Bern. The team plays at the Stade de Suisse Wankdorf in Bern, in red and white.

Switzerland has never won the World Cup or the European Championship. Its best result is still the silver medal at the 1924 Olympics in Paris, where Uruguay won the final 3–0.

Latest results

Fixtures and results
26 Sep UEFA Nations League North Macedonia A 3:0 W
12 Jul World Cup Argentina A 1:3 L
7 Jul World Cup Colombia H 0:0 D
3 Jul World Cup Algeria H 2:0 W
24 Jun World Cup Canada H 2:1 W
18 Jun World Cup Bosnia & Herzegovina H 4:1 W

Standing

UEFA Nations League

Group stage · Group 1

# Team M W L Goals Pts
1 Belgium 1 1 0 2:0 3
1 Switzerland 1 1 0 3:0 3
1 Finland 1 1 0 7:0 3
1 Malta 1 1 0 2:1 3
2 France 1 1 0 1:0 3
Full table

Team statistics

matches counted in total: 84
84 Matches
36 wins
29 draws
19 losses
150–98 Goals
+52 Difference
1.8 Scored per game
Match outcomes matches counted in total: 84
36wins: 36 · 42% 29draws: 29 · 34% 19losses: 19 · 22%
wins losses
Scored and conceded last matches
18 Jun · Home Bosnia & Herzegovina · 4:1
24 Jun · Home Canada · 2:1
3 Jul · Home Algeria · 2:0
7 Jul · Home Colombia · 0:0
12 Jul · Away Argentina · 1:3
26 Sep · Away North Macedonia · 3:0
scored — above the line conceded — below the line
Metric Total Home Away
Matches 84 41 43
Scored 150 89 61
Conceded 98 37 61
Scored per game 1.8 2.2 1.4
Conceded per game 1.2 0.9 1.4
Difference +52 +52 0

Key players

by appearances over the last year
Yvon Mvogo Goalkeeper 9 Matches Djibril Sow Midfielder 9 Matches Eray Ervin Cömert Defender 9 Matches Nico Elvedi Defender 9 Matches Marvin Keller Goalkeeper 9 Matches Remo Marco Freuler Midfielder 9 Matches Dan Assane Ndoye Midfielder 9 Matches Ricardo Iván Rodríguez Araya Defender 9 Matches

Squad of Switzerland

by appearances over the last year
Number Player Position Age Matches
12 Yvon Mvogo Goalkeeper 9
15 Djibril Sow Midfielder 9
18 Eray Ervin Cömert Defender 9
4 Nico Elvedi Defender 9
21 CH Marvin Keller Goalkeeper 24 9
8 Remo Marco Freuler Midfielder 9
11 Dan Assane Ndoye Midfielder 9
13 Ricardo Iván Rodríguez Araya Defender 9
5 Manuel Akanji Defender 9
1 Gregor Kobel Goalkeeper 9
14 Ardon Jashari Midfielder 9
22 Fabian Rieder Midfielder 9
10 Zeki Amdouni Forward 8
17 Cedric Jan Itten Forward 8
20 Michel Aebischer Midfielder 8
19 Noah Arinzechukwu Okafor Forward 8
24 Aurèle Florian Amenda Defender 8
10 Granit Xhaka Midfielder 8
6 Denis Lemi Zakaria Lako Lado Defender 8
3 Silvan Dominic Widmer Defender 8
9 J. Manzambi Midfielder 7
7 Breel Donald Embolo Forward 7
16 CH Christian Fassnacht Midfielder 32 7
17 Rubén Estephan Vargas Martínez Midfielder 7
25 Luca Antony Jaquez Defender 6
2 Miro Max Maria Muheim Defender 6
23 CH Alvyn Antonio Sanches Midfielder 23 2
6 Vincent Sierro Midfielder 2
7 CH Joël Almada Monteiro Forward 27 2
16 Z. Atakam Defender 1
3 CH Adrian Bajrami Defender 24 1
19 CH U. Boteli Forward 20 1
2 Sasha Britschgi Defender 1

Fixtures of Switzerland

  • 29 Sep · 19:45 Scotland A UEFA Nations League
  • 3 Oct · 19:45 Slovenia H UEFA Nations League

Honours of Switzerland

  • UEFA Nations League 2019 1
  • Olympic Games 1924 1

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