Prediction Switzerland - Scotland today 02:45 17/11/2026.

Switzerland has demonstrated highly stable form in the last 10 matches, boasting a 70.0% win rate and showing a good balance between attack and defense.

In the last 10 matches, Switzerland has kept 6 clean sheets, demonstrating an extremely solid and difficult-to-penetrate defensive system.

Switzerland scored a total of 20 goals in the last 10 matches (averaging 2.0 goals/match), confirming reliable attacking strength.

Switzerland's rate of matches with three or more goals (Over 2.5) reached 70.0% in the last 10 matches, indicating that the team frequently participates in exciting games.

Switzerland has maintained a high attacking intensity, averaging 5.2 corner kicks per match in the last 10 games, demonstrating continuous pressure.

Switzerland has maintained high tactical stability with a consistent 4-2-3-1 system in the last five matches, demonstrating refinement in its operational model.

The most recent 0-0 draw against Slovenia is a minor break in the last 10-match streak, but it still demonstrates the ability to contain when facing a solid style of play.

Regarding personnel, the absence of Winsley Boteli Mokango (forward) does not impact Switzerland's core operational structure, as he is classified as a reserve player.

Scotland has shown diverse scoring ability with an average of 1.4 goals per game in the last 10 matches, notably highlighted by their scoring prowess in International Friendlies.

Scotland has continually exerted attacking pressure, averaging 5.1 corner kicks per match in the last 10 games, demonstrating their ability to control the game from the flanks.

Scotland possesses a stable central midfield core with Lewis Ferguson (10 tackles, 8 interceptions), John McGinn (10 key passes), and Billy Gilmour (8 assists), providing a balanced foundation for both defense and attack.

Scotland's defense is bolstered by Andrew Robertson (12 tackles, 7 interceptions) on the left wing, complemented by the reliability of central defenders such as Luis Binks and Scott McKenna.

Scotland has shown unstable form over the last 10 matches, with a 50% win rate (5 wins, 1 draw, 4 losses), indicating a great winning potential but a tendency to fall apart in big games.

Scotland's defense has been disciplined, recording 4 clean sheets in the last 10 matches, but is also vulnerable with an average of 1.1 goals conceded per game.

Scotland's disciplinary issues are evident from receiving 14 yellow cards and 2 red cards in the last 10 matches, indicating a overly aggressive playstyle and a high risk of cards.

Throughout the tournament, Scotland's goal difference of -1 is a significant weakness, suggesting that their scoring has not been strong enough to offset the goals conceded.

Conceding 6 goals in 5 matches and only recording 2 clean sheets (CS 40.00%) suggests that Scotland's defense still has many vulnerabilities throughout the tournament.

The average seasonal performance index (1.1) is significantly lower than the Expectation (3), indicating that Scotland is performing below its theoretical potential in the tournament.