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Switzerland vs Germany Predictions

Published on 1:58pm GMT 24 March 2026

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Switzerland
Germany

Draw

Reason for tip

The last three meetings between these two teams have all ended as a draw and a repeat of that looks likely when they face off in Basel. Switzerland have only lost one of their last 14 games and could make life tough for the visitors.

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Draw 1-1

Reason for tip

Germany have struggled at times on the road recently, with four of their last five away games going under 2.5 goals, and Switzerland only conceded twice in their six World Cup qualifiers. A 1-1 correct score pick is the selection.

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Switzerland vs Germany Predictions

  • Switzerland have only lost one of their last 14 games
  • Four of Germany’s last five away games have gone under 2.5 goals
  • Two of the last three meetings between these two have finished 1-1

Hosts not to be underestimated

Switzerland and Germany are gearing up for their World Cup campaigns with a friendly in Basel and it may be tough to split the pair.

The hosts have been in fine form recently, going unbeaten in their last ten games, and they conceded just twice in World Cup qualifying.

They may lack the star power of the German squad but this is a team with plenty of strength in depth and they have an extremely solid back line. European champions Spain are the only team to beat the Swiss in their last 14 outings and that required a 93rd-minute penalty back in November 2024.

Tough to split pair

Germany have certainly made progress under Julian Nagelsmann, winning five on the spin after three losses in a row in the summer of 2025, but they were all against teams that they will have expected to beat.

The last three head-to-heads between these two have all ended in stalemate and with both managers likely to experiment with one eye on the World Cup, the game could have a disjointed feel.

Side with the draw, something which has happened in three of Germany’s last seven away friendlies. Four of Germany’s last five away games have gone under 2.5 goals and this could follow suit, take a 1-1 draw for correct score purposes.

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