Scotland vs Switzerland Betting Odds, Tips, Predictions, Preview 29th September 2026

Scotland take on Switzerland at Hampden Park, where an exciting match should be on the cards this coming Tuesday. It is one of the many matches in round two of the group stages of the Nations League B this season. It finished all square on when Scotland last faced Switzerland. With both denying to back down, the scoreboard said 1-1 in the end. The best betting odds on a draw at full-time with the bookies are at 13/5.

Scotland arrive at this match placed as number 42 in the FIFA world ranking, while Switzerland lack behind as number 14 in the world.

Following the first round of the group stage Scotland are number two on one, while Switzerland have three as number one. Judging by the prices from the bookies we have a fairly even match on our hands when Scotland go up against Switzerland. Claiming three points in such a tough encounter would go a long way in qualifying for the next stage.

Scotland go into their next Nations League B match, scoring a humble average of 1.2 per game in their last ten matches. They scored a mundane 12 times, while conceding seven. That amounts to an average of 0.7 per game, where they kept their opponents from scoring five times.

Heading into their next match at the tournament Switzerland will be a disappointed not to come out the other end with a win. They should have enough quality to see off Scotland as they look for plain sailing in the group stages.

Scotland vs Switzerland Prediction

Scotland Form

A single draw is all Scotland have to show from their last three games, where they came up short, losing 0-1 and 0-3 against Morocco and Brazil respectively. Their latest match brought some consolation with a 0-0 against Slovenia. Scotland won half of their previous six internationals, while also drawing one. They lost two, while they scored nine and conceded five goals.

Switzerland Form

Switzerland look solid currently after going three matches unbeaten, which started by drawing 0-0 against Colombia. They followed that up by sharing the spoils with Argentina in a 1-1 draw, before taking out North Macedonia in a 0-3 win. Switzerland picked up five wins from a possible six internationals, while scoring 16 and conceding eight goals. They also saw zero draws and one defeat defeats.

At least one side usually pull off a clean sheet, when Scotland take on Switzerland, which suggests the value bet lies with both teams not finding the back of the net.

Switzerland scored at least once in their previous 9 matches.

Scotland vs Switzerland Team News

Scotland vs Switzerland H2H

Scotland and Switzerland had to settle for a draw each in their most recent match, which finished with a 1-1 scoreline. The best betting odds on a draw at full-time with the bookies are at 13/5. Scotland enter the match against Switzerland with a 0-1-1 record in their previous two encounters. A win rate of 0%, which is perhaps worth keeping in mind before you make a choice for your next accumulator, depending on your betting strategy.

Scotland vs Switzerland Results

In the last two matches between Scotland and Switzerland, both teams to score came up two times.

Scotland vs Switzerland Betting Tips

Having scored just once lately for his country, John McGinn will be eager to hit the target again, and the upcoming game presents an opportunity to step up. Switzerland hope Johan Manzambi can inflict some damage on their upcoming opponents by adding to his tally of three goals in his last six international matches.

Scotland won five of their last 10 home matches across all tournaments, while losing five times. Switzerland won four of their last 10 games away from home, with five draws and one defeats as well. Scotland managed just one clean sheet in their previous 10 matches on home soil, while Switzerland kept five clean sheets in their previous 10 away games.

In the last two encounters between Scotland and Switzerland over 2.5 goals came out one time, as Scotland averaged one goal a game. Switzerland scored an average of two goals in these, while both teams scored two times. Over 2.5 goals happened in five of Scotland’s last ten matches across all tournaments. They pulled off an average of 1.5 goals during this run. Over 2.5 goals happened in five of the last ten outings for Switzerland, who managed to score 1.8 times in those matches.