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Switzerland have scored ten goals in their last three matches. Scotland have scored one in their last three. That gap is the story going into this UEFA Nations League meeting between Switzerland and Scotland on Thursday, 24 September 2026, kicking off at 19:45 BST.
Switzerland put four past Colombia and four past Bosnia & Herzegovina at the World Cup this summer, either side of a 2-0 win over Algeria and a 2-1 win over Canada. That is four wins from five World Cup matches before a 3-1 defeat to Argentina ended their run in July. The Algeria and Canada results show a side that does not need to be at its most fluent to win. The Argentina defeat shows what happens when the goals stop: concede three and the attacking numbers count for nothing.
Scotland's last three matches have produced one goal for and four against: a 3-0 defeat to Brazil, a 1-0 defeat to Morocco, and a single-goal win over Haiti. Before that, a 4-0 win over Bolivia in June is the only sign of attacking form in their last four outings. Two of their five most recent results have ended goalless for Scotland altogether.
Our match records for these two sides begin with this summer's tournaments, and in that window Switzerland have the stronger return: four wins and a draw from six matches, against one win, two defeats and a draw for Scotland in five. Switzerland have also been the more prolific side by some distance, scoring 13 goals in those six games to Scotland's five.