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Where to watch Switzerland vs Germany

You can watch Switzerland vs Germany in Euro 2024 at 8pm on Sunday June 23, live on BBC Two

Match prediction & best bet

Germany to win to nil
1pt 2-1 bet365, Betfair, Paddy Power

Germany would have posted two opening clean sheets had it not been for a late Antonio Rudiger own goal against Scotland and they are unlikely to offer Switzerland many chances to cause a shock in Frankfurt, so a cosy win for the hosts looks likely.

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Switzerland vs Germany odds

Switzerland 4-1
Germany 7-10
Draw 11-4

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Switzerland vs Germany predictions

It has been so far, so good for the hosts at Euro 2024 and while two wins have not been enough to guarantee Germany top slot in Group A, they should be able to secure another three points when they take on Switzerland, who look likely to be joining them in the last 16.

Julian Nagelsmann's team have no need to sweat after their 2-0 win over Hungary on Wednesday and, more than a week into the tournament, it is difficult to recall a more dominant and exhilarating performance than the one they posted in blowing away Scotland in the opening match.

They played against ten men for more than half of that game, but they were already out of reach by the time Ryan Porteous was sent off and they look primed to have a really good crack at winning their fourth European title.

It is not just the quality of their finishing and the eye-catching performances of forward-thinking players such as Jamal Musiala that provokes this confidence about their chances and we could witness another episode where their defensive qualities come to the fore.

The only goal they have conceded in their two matches was a bullet header from Antonio Rudiger into his own net and the Magyars mustered just three shots on target in the midweek clash in Stuttgart.

That has been regular occurrence since Nagelsmann replaced Hansi Flick as manager and they have conceded just three goals in six unbeaten matches this year.

Switzerland, meanwhile, have four points which already looks likely to take them through to their customary last-16 spot and it is difficult to see them creating much against a top outfit when they had just four shots on target in their 1-1 draw with Scotland, so faith should be placed in Germany keeping a clean sheet.

Another factor to take into account is potential problems with the Frankfurt pitch. It remains unclear as to whether the roof will be closed for this clash - as it was for England's draw against Denmark on Thursday - but the surface cut up from the early stages, which was put down to the humidity inside the stadium.

It was hardly a credible excuse for the Three Lions' forgettable performance, but it could affect the standard of free-flowing football we witness if the issues have not been rectified.

Even if they haven't, Germany look a cut above the Swiss and, indeed, many of the teams who have paid them a visit for this summer's extravaganza, and there should be no letting up from Nagelsmann's team as they look to build on their impressive start.

Key stat

Switzerland have scored more than once in just two of their last nine matches.

Switzerland vs Germany team news

Switzerland
Newcastle defender Fabian Schar is expected to play despite breaking his nose in the 1-1 draw against Scotland, while striker Breel Embolo is pushing for a start after two substitute appearances

Germany
Manager Julian Nagelsmann has said he wants to keep as many of his first team active and with top spot in Group A not yet guaranteed, he looks set to name the same team as the one that beat Hungary on Wednesday.

Probable teams

Switzerland (3-4-1-2): Sommer; Schar, Akanji, Rodriguez; Widmer, Freuler, Xhaka, Aebischer; Shaqiri; Ndoye, Vargas

Germany (4-2-3-1): Neuer; Kimmich, Rudiger, Tah, Mittlestadt; Andrich, Kroos; Musiala, Gundogan, Wirtz; Havertz

Inside info

Switzerland

Star man Granit Xhaka
Top scorer Xherdan Shaqiri
Penalty taker Xherdan Shaqiri
Card magnet Granit Xhaka
Assist ace Xherdan Shaqiri
Set-piece aerial threat Manuel Akanji

Germany

Star man Toni Kroos
Top scorer Ilkay Gundogan
Penalty takers Ilkay Gundogan/Kai Havertz
Card magnet Kai Havertz
Assist ace Florian Wirtz
Set-piece aerial threat Jonathan Tah

Match info

Fifa rankings
Switzerland 19, Germany 16

Venue
Deutsche Bank Park, Frankfurt

Weather
Sunny intervals, 23C

Switzerland vs Germany bet builder predictions

Germany to win
Julian Nagelsmann's team have been in firm control of both of their Group A matches and should complete the job to confirm top spot with a maximum return

Jamal Musiala to score at any time
The Bayern Munich midfielder has been in dazzling form, scoring in both games so far, and looks primed to make another telling contribution

Over 8 corners
Germany have forced 16 corners in two games and Switzerland have had 14, so we can expect plenty of flag-kicks

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