Switzerland
SwitzerlandSwitzerland are in position 1 in FIFA World Cup with 7 points from 3 matches (2 wins, 1 draw, 0 losses, goals 7-3). Recent form of Switzerland (last five matches): L W W W W.
Season Stats
Record
3W 1D 1L
H:3W/A:0W
Goals
10 / 6 (+4)
H:8/A:2
Clean Sheets
1
H:1/A:0
Sidelined Players (7)
Recent Results
vs North Macedonia
06/10/2026UEFA Nations League League B
vs Slovenia
03/10/2026UEFA Nations League League B
@ Scotland
29/09/2026UEFA Nations League League B
@ North Macedonia
26/09/2026UEFA Nations League League B
@ Argentina
12/07/2026FIFA World Cup
vs Colombia
07/07/2026FIFA World Cup
vs Algeria
03/07/2026FIFA World Cup
vs Canada
24/06/2026FIFA World Cup
vs Bosnia-Herzegovina
18/06/2026FIFA World Cup
@ Qatar
13/06/2026FIFA World Cup
Switzerland
The Switzerland national football team, governed by the Swiss Football Association (ASF/SFV) and nicknamed the Nati, has established itself as one of Europe's most consistent and underrated sides. Switzerland co-hosted the 1954 FIFA World Cup and has qualified for numerous subsequent World Cup finals and European Championships. Their best recent performances include reaching the UEFA Euro 2020 quarter-finals (defeating world champions France on penalties) and consecutive FIFA World Cup round-of-sixteen appearances. Home matches are played at various Swiss stadiums including Letzigrund in Zurich and Wankdorf in Bern. Legendary players include Stephane Chapuisat, Alexander Frei, and goalkeeper Yann Sommer. Current stars include Granit Xhaka, Xherdan Shaqiri, and Manuel Akanji. Switzerland's multi-cultural squad — reflecting the country's four language regions and immigrant communities — gives it remarkable depth and tactical versatility under coach Murat Yakin.