Switzerland World Cup Statistics

Switzerland's tournament-by-tournament results, including wins, draws, losses, and goals scored/conceded, are documented across every edition they have participated in.

Switzerland's most successful FIFA World Cup campaigns came in 1934, 1938, 1954, and 2026, when the team reached the quarter-finals. The 1934 campaign marked a strong debut, while 1938 produced another last-eight finish after a replay victory over Germany. The 1954 edition delivered a third quarter-final appearance on home soil, while 2026 ended a long wait for another appearance at the stage.

Switzerland's World Cup performance has evolved from early quarter-final success to consistent modern knockout progression. The team reached the Round of 16 in 1994, 2006, 2014, 2018, and 2022, before returning to the quarter-finals in 2026. The record reflects sustained tournament consistency across different generations.

Switzerland and Canada statistics can reveal head-to-head results, goals scored, goals conceded, win rates, clean sheets, and scoring trends in their international meetings. Match records show how frequently Switzerland and Canada have faced each other and which national team achieved stronger results across those fixtures. Goal statistics reveal attacking efficiency and defensive performance during each encounter. Competition records identify whether meetings occurred in friendly matches or major tournaments, providing context for the results. Possession figures, passing accuracy, and shot totals show which team controlled play and created stronger attacking opportunities. Player statistics highlight leading goalscorers, assist providers, and standout performers from each side. Historical match data provides a clearer understanding of competitive balance, scoring patterns, and overall performance trends. Detailed analysis of Switzerland vs Canada statistics helps explain which team produced better results and how previous meetings unfolded.
Switzerland World Cup Match Records

You can view Switzerland’s FIFA World Cup results by following two steps. First, select the relevant World Cup edition and locate Switzerland's match schedule. Second, review each fixture to track group stage results, knockout progression, goals scored, and goals conceded. Historical Switzerland World Cup matches provide a clear record of tournament performance, while World Cup standings show group position and points.

Teams that have defeated Switzerland at the FIFA World Cup are listed below.

• Spain: Switzerland defeated Spain 1- 0 at the 2010 World Cup.
• Ecuador: Switzerland defeated Ecuador 2 to 1 at the 2014 World Cup.
• Serbia: Switzerland defeated Serbia 2 to 1 at the 2018 World Cup.
• Cameroon: Switzerland defeated Cameroon 1- 0 at the 2022 World Cup.
• Algeria: Switzerland defeated Algeria 2 to 0 at the 2026 World Cup.

Switzerland's biggest FIFA World Cup victories include 4 to 1 wins over Italy in 1954 and Romania in 1994. The 1954 victory carried added significance because Switzerland hosted the tournament and progressed to the quarter-finals. Switzerland's heaviest World Cup defeat came against Portugal, which ended in a 6 to 1 loss during the 2022 Round of 16. The defeat remains one of the most substantial setbacks in Switzerland's modern tournament record.

Switzerland's most memorable FIFA World Cup matches include the 7 to 5 defeat against Austria in the 1954 quarter-finals, which remains the highest-scoring match in World Cup history. Switzerland led 3- 0 before Austria completed a dramatic comeback in Lausanne.
The 4-1 victory over Italy in 1954 remains another defining result, as it secured Switzerland's place in the quarter-finals on home soil. The 3 to 2 victory over Serbia in 2022 stands out as a modern highlight after Switzerland secured a place in the knockout stage.

Switzerland's World Cup record compared with Bosnia & Herzegovina's shows 2 historical meetings, with Bosnia-Herzegovina winning 1, Switzerland winning 1, and no draws. Across those fixtures, Bosnia-Herzegovina scored 3 and conceded 4. The all-time head-to-head is level. In the 2026 group stage, the two sides renewed their rivalry at the FIFA World Cup, providing the most recent data point in an ongoing competitive series. Full statistical comparisons covering attack, defense, and possession for the two nations appear in the **<<<[Switzerland vs Bosnia & Herzegovina statistics]>>>** breakdown.

Popular betting markets for Switzerland World Cup matches include match winner, total goals, both teams to score, correct score, handicap, and player performance markets.

World Cup odds update before and during matches in response to lineup announcements, player availability, in-play events like goals and red cards, possession changes, and remaining time.

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The most FIFA World Cup appearances for Switzerland are listed below.

• Granit Xhaka: Granit Xhaka made the most FIFA World Cup appearances for Switzerland in 2026, reaching 16 appearances after featuring in the 2014, 2018, 2022, and 2026 tournaments.
• Ricardo Rodríguez: Ricardo Rodríguez finished with 16 World Cup appearances, matching Xhaka after representing Switzerland across four tournaments.
• Xherdan Shaqiri: Xherdan Shaqiri previously shared the record with 12 appearances before retiring from international football and therefore did not add to his total in 2026.

Switzerland's greatest FIFA World Cup players are listed below.

• Josef Hügi: Hügi scored 6 goals at the 1954 World Cup, including a hat trick against Austria.
• Xherdan Shaqiri: Shaqiri scored 5 World Cup goals across 4 tournaments and became one of Switzerland's most productive tournament attackers.
• Granit Xhaka: Xhaka provided leadership across 3 World Cups and became a central figure in Switzerland's modern midfield.
• Alexander Frei: Frei led Switzerland's attack during the 2006 World Cup and remained one of the nation's leading international goalscorers.
• Valon Behrami: Behrami's 4 World Cup appearances established him among Switzerland's most experienced tournament players.

Breel Embolo scored the most goals for Switzerland at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, finishing the tournament with 4 goals. His scoring output made him Switzerland's leading scorer during the campaign and reinforced his role as a key attacking player for the national team.
Switzerland World Cup Team Statistics

Switzerland's strongest World Cup indicators include 13 appearances, 4 quarter-final finishes, and 5 Round of 16 appearances since 1994. Match results, goals scored, goals conceded, clean sheets, possession, passing accuracy, and shots on target provide further measures of tournament performance. Switzerland's 2026 campaign produced 9 goals and 2 clean sheets across 7 matches.

Switzerland compares strongly with established European World Cup teams through consistent qualification and repeated knockout stage appearances. Switzerland reached the quarter-finals 4 times, while in modern campaigns it has produced 5 Round of 16 appearances since 1994. The record highlights sustained competitiveness without claiming the deepest historical tournament success among European nations.

You can find detailed Switzerland FIFA World Cup statistics and analytics on the official FIFA World Cup website by following two steps. First, select the relevant tournament edition and open Switzerland's team page. Second, review match results, player statistics, possession figures, passing data, shooting numbers, and defensive metrics. Historical tournament pages provide additional information for comparing Switzerland's performances across different World Cup editions.

Switzerland's highest-scoring World Cup match featured the team's most prolific attacking performance. The detailed scoreline and goal scorers are documented in the match records.

Betting on Switzerland's next FIFA World Cup match involves reviewing the available fixtures and markets through a licensed betting platform. Match winner, draw, total goals, both teams to score, and handicap markets provide different ways to assess the fixture. Historical results, recent form, player availability, and tactical matchups provide useful context before placing a wager. Responsible analysis of odds and statistics provides a more informed approach to football betting.

FIFA World Cup disciplinary statistics are recorded by official match officials and tracked in FIFA's official competition records, including yellow cards, red cards, and suspensions.

Switzerland FIFA World Cup matches offer several betting markets, including match result, draw no bet, total goals, both teams to score, and Asian handicap. Match result markets suit predictions based on overall team strength, while goal markets rely on scoring and defensive trends. Statistical analysis provides useful context, although no market guarantees a winning outcome.

FIFA World Cup odds change before matches as bookmakers respond to team news, injuries, suspensions, lineups, and betting activity. Live odds shift during matches as goals, red cards, possession, momentum, and remaining match time alter the expected result. Switzerland’s match odds reflect changing probabilities rather than fixed predictions.