UEFA Nations League · League B - 6
Switzerland vs Scotland prediction, team news and preview
Group leaders Switzerland host third-placed Scotland at Kybunpark on Monday 16 November 2026 in the final round of League B Group A. The numbers favour the hosts, who have conceded once in five Nations League games.
MATCH PULSE EditorialPublished 4 min read
At a glance
- Competition
- UEFA Nations League · League B - 6
- Kick-off (your time)
- Venue
- Kybunpark
- Where to watch
- See below
Switzerland vs Scotland: what the match decides
Switzerland host Scotland at Kybunpark on Monday 16 November 2026 in round 6 of UEFA Nations League B, Group A. Switzerland top the table on 13 points from five games (four wins, one draw, goal difference +10) and sit in the promotion zone. Scotland are third on 7 points with two wins, one draw and two defeats, and a goal difference of -1.
The match decides how both sides finish the group: Switzerland are defending first place, while Scotland are playing for a better final position. Our data does not say whether promotion is already mathematically secured. On the numbers, Switzerland are clear favourites.
Switzerland and Scotland recent form
Switzerland have won four and drawn one of their last five, scoring 11 and conceding 1, which is 2.2 goals scored and 0.2 conceded per game. They have kept four clean sheets and failed to score only once, in the 0-0 draw at Slovenia on 13 November. At home they have won both games, scoring 5 and conceding 1.
Scotland's last five read draw, defeat, win, defeat, win: 5 scored and 6 conceded, or 1.0 and 1.2 per game, with two clean sheets and two games without a goal. Their two away games were solid, with a 0-0 draw and a 2-0 win and no goals conceded. At home they let in all six of their goals across three games, the latest a 2-1 win over FYR Macedonia on 13 November.
Form
- Switzerland
- W
- W
- W
- W
- D
- Scotland
- D
- L
- W
- L
- W
Last five games, oldest first
Switzerland vs Scotland team news
No absences are reported in our data for either side so far, so there are no confirmed injuries or suspensions to weigh. Treat that as the absence of information, not proof that both squads are fully fit.
Line-ups are confirmed about an hour before kick-off. Until then, any view on selection would be guesswork, and this preview does not name starters.
No absences reported so far.
Storylines for Switzerland and Scotland
Switzerland arrive unbeaten in the group. Four straight wins ended with the goalless draw at Slovenia on 13 November, a rare game in which the attack did not score. The question is whether that was a blip or a sign that opponents can contain them.
Scotland's results have alternated. They drew at Slovenia, lost 0-3 to Switzerland on 29 September, won 2-0 at FYR Macedonia, lost 1-2 to Slovenia and then beat FYR Macedonia 2-1. A win here would be their best result of the campaign, and it would lift them from a third-place position.
Where Switzerland vs Scotland may be decided
The main contrast is Switzerland's attack against Scotland's defence. Switzerland score 2.2 per game and have gone over 2.5 goals in four of five matches. Scotland concede 1.2 per game overall, though they have not conceded in either away game.
At the other end, Scotland score 1.0 per game and failed to score twice in their last five. Switzerland have conceded one goal in five games, so Scotland probably need an early goal to change the shape of the game. Our data does not break out set pieces or tempo, so the read rests on scoring and conceding trends.
Switzerland vs Scotland head-to-head
Our data lists two meetings: a 1-1 draw at Euro 2024 on 19 June 2024 and a 3-0 Switzerland win in Scotland on 29 September 2026 in this Nations League group. That gives Switzerland one win, one draw and no defeats, with 2.5 goals per game.
Both teams scored in one of the two games, and one went over 2.5 goals. The sample is small, but the most recent meeting was one-sided.
Switzerland vs Scotland prediction
Our lean is a Switzerland win. They have the stronger goal difference (+10 against -1), a defence that has conceded once in five and a perfect home record in this group. The same group fixture in September ended 3-0 to Switzerland.
On goals, the lean is towards a modest total. Switzerland keep clean sheets in four of five games, and Scotland have failed to score in two of five. A 2-0 or 2-1 Switzerland win fits the numbers best, though a repeat of the Slovenia draw cannot be ruled out. An early Scotland goal would be the main thing to change that read.
MATCH PULSE's three AI engines (GPT, Claude and Gemini) publish their independent analysis of the match before kick-off.
How to watch Switzerland vs Scotland
No broadcasters are listed in our data for this match. To watch live, check the official UEFA Nations League broadcast partner in your country and its official app.
The match is played at Kybunpark on Monday 16 November 2026. Kick-off time is shown on the page in your local time zone.
We have not listed this competition's broadcasters yet. Check the competition's official broadcast partner in your country and its official app.
Only official rights holders are listed; availability can change. Watching through unofficial streams is unsafe and unfair to the clubs.
Frequently asked questions
When is Switzerland vs Scotland?
The match is on Monday 16 November 2026 in round 6 of UEFA Nations League B, Group A. The page shows kick-off in your own time zone.
Where is Switzerland vs Scotland played?
It is played at Kybunpark, with Switzerland as the home side.
What is the team news for Switzerland vs Scotland?
No absences are reported in our data so far for either team. Line-ups are confirmed about an hour before kick-off.
What is the head-to-head between Switzerland and Scotland?
Our data lists two meetings: Switzerland won 3-0 in Scotland on 29 September 2026, and the teams drew 1-1 at Euro 2024. Scotland have not won either game.
Who is favoured to win Switzerland vs Scotland?
Our lean is Switzerland, who lead the group on 13 points and have conceded one goal in five games. Scotland are third on 7 points, so an upset is possible but less likely.
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