Switzerland national football team

The Switzerland national football team played its first international match on February 12, 1905. It was against the French national team, ending with a score of 1-0 in favor of rivals. In 1924, the Swiss won silver medals at the Olympic Games. After that, it spent quite a long period without serious achievements. In 1934, in Italy, it took part in the second World Cup, reaching the quarterfinals and losing to the future silver medalists of this World Cup, Czechoslovakia, with a score of 3:2. Then the national team participated in 10 more World Cups, reaching the quarterfinals only three times: in 1934, 1938 and 1954. The Swiss have participated in the European Championships 5 times, starting in 1996. At Euro 2020, the team managed to reach the 1/4 play-offs. As of March 2024, the Swiss national team is 19th in the FIFA rating.

At the Euro 2024 qualifying stage, Switzerland got into group I with Andorra, Belarus, Israel, Kosovo, and Romania. After 10 games, Switzerland scored 17 points and took 2nd place, losing 1st place to Romania with 22 points. In the first match, the Swiss defeated the Belarusians with a score of 5:0, but they failed to repeat this success in other qualification matches. The group's top scorer was Zeki Amdouni, the Swiss player who scored five goals.

After advancing to the group stage, the Swiss national team got into group A with Germany, Scotland, and Hungary. The team has every chance to advance to the play-offs and compete for the main prize of this prestigious tournament.

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