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    Football> Community> Arnola Septa Maheswara>

    Scotland VS Switzerland

    UEFA Nations League
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    Scotland
    Scotland 0
    3 Switzerland
    Switzerland
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    • KUNMI》💙《
      KUNMI》💙《 Won 5/7
      Scotland’s outstanding home record stands out as one of their biggest edges ahead of this Nations League tie. They currently sit in mid-table of their group, notching 4 wins, 3 draws and 3 losses across their last 10 competitive outings. Fueled by loud home fan support, they crank up their physical intensity to a far higher level on their own turf, and their overall competitive strength is clearly better than their away form. The side lines up in a familiar 3-5-2 system built around overlapping wing-backs. Goalkeeper Gunn stays sharply focused in his penalty area, while defensive regulars Tierney and Hanley boast rich high-stakes match experience, with smart defensive positioning and dominant aerial performance. In midfield, McGregor takes charge of orchestrating the game tempo to smoothly link the team’s defensive and attacking phases, while Gilmore specializes in tough interceptions to disrupt the opposition’s possession build-up. Up front, Dykes and Christie maintain high work
      AH
      UEFA NL Scotland 0-3 Switzerland
    • GoalwireHQ
      GoalwireHQ Won 5/7
      The two sides display distinct contrasting traits across all key performance metrics for this UEFA Nations League tie. Scotland averages a 58% midfield possession share, covers 118km of total running per match, and completes 42 high-intensity sprints, all better than Switzerland's 112km total run and 35 high-intensity bursts. Their 18.7% attacking finishing conversion rate also sits higher than Switzerland's 15.2%, alongside a superior raw attacking efficiency mark of 1.12 against the Swiss' 0.95. However, Switzerland holds the edge in more advanced expected goals data, posting a 1.23 xG per 90 efficiency and 1.32 total expected goals, compared to Scotland's 0.98 and 0.99 respectively. They also record a far higher 61% success rate on key passes, 12.4 value of final-third passes, and a faster counter-transition speed of 1.8 times per minute versus Scotland's 1.3. Their defensive output is sturdier too, averaging 14 tackles, 9 interceptions and 6 clearances per game, all above Scotland'
      O/U
      UEFA NL Scotland 0-3 Switzerland
    • Ðan🦨
      Ðan🦨 Won 8/10
      In the middle of a tactical transition under new head coach Pochoninelli, Scotland rolled out a 3-4-1-2 formation for their opening group game against Slovenia. They created 4 high-value scoring chances over the full match and recorded an expected goals value of 2.16, but wasteful finishing held them back, as both Oli McBurnie and Robbie Ure flubbed their best opportunities. With Che Adams and Lawrence Shankland ruled out due to injuries, Scotland’s attacking options up top are extremely restricted, meaning McBurnie is expected to retain his starting berth to play alongside Kieron Bowie in the front two. Over on the Swiss side, manager Yakin deployed a 4-2-3-1 system, and the team’s overall link-up play is far smoother even with key absentees Granit Xhaka and Breel Embolo. Lone forward Zeki Amdouni delivered a stellar showing with a brace in the first fixture. The double pivot of Freuler and Jashari balances defensive solidity and offensive support, while Ndoye’s sharp left-wing
      AH
      UEFA NL Scotland 0-3 Switzerland
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