Switzerland vs Spain
| Yellow cards avg | 4.50 |
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| Reds avg | 0.50 |
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| Penalties avg | 0.50 |
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| Over 4.5 cards | 50% |
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| Home wins | 25% |
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| Draws | 0% |
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| Away wins | 75% |
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- Switzerland outshot their opponent (20-9).
- Switzerland controlled possession (66%).
- Spain had the sharper finishing (3-8 shots on target).
Team Overview
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Match Context & Trends
Venue-only form, goal timing, first-goal trends and league context around this Nations League fixture.
Quick comparison bars
Switzerland last 5 home
Spain last 5 away
Switzerland trend breakdown
Spain trend breakdown
Scoring reliability
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Head-to-head trends
Switzerland goal timing (home)
Spain goal timing (away)
Match Statistics
Events
Switzerland vs Spain 1-4: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Spain beat Switzerland 4-1 on Sunday, 08 September 2024 in Nations League. The match was refereed by Irfan Peljto. It was played at kybunpark.
First half: Spain took an early lead at 4' when Joselu scored, with the assist credited to Lamine Yamal, making the score 0-1. VAR intervened at 8' for Switzerland (Goal cancelled). Spain took the lead at 13' when Fabián Ruiz scored, making the score 1-2. R. Vargas received a yellow card for Switzerland at 18'. Robin Le Normand received a red card for Spain at 20'. Spain made their 1st substitution at 28', with Pedri replacing Dani Vivian. Switzerland leveled the score at 41' when Z. Amdouni scored, with the assist credited to B. Embolo, making the score 2-2.
Second half: Spain made their 2nd substitution at 46', with Lamine Yamal replacing Ferran Torres. G. Wüthrich received a yellow card for Switzerland at 52'. R. Freuler received a yellow card for Switzerland at 52'. Spain made their 3rd substitution at 59', with Rodri replacing Martín Zubimendi. Spain made their 4th substitution at 59', with Nico Williams replacing Yeremy Pino. Switzerland made their 1st substitution at 62', with R. Rodríguez replacing F. Rieder. Switzerland made their 2nd substitution at 62', with D. Zakaria replacing V. Sierro. Dani Carvajal received a yellow card for Spain at 69'. Ferran Torres received a yellow card for Spain at 69'. Switzerland made their 3rd substitution at 76', with B. Embolo replacing K. Duah. Switzerland made their 4th substitution at 76', with M. Aebischer replacing Joël Monteiro. Spain took the lead at 77' when Fabián Ruiz scored, with the assist credited to Ferran Torres, making the score 2-3. Spain extended the lead at 80' when Ferran Torres scored, with the assist credited to Joselu, making the score 2-4. Spain made their 5th substitution at 81', with Fabián Ruiz replacing Aleix García. Switzerland made their 5th substitution at 85', with R. Vargas replacing R. Steffen.
Switzerland used 5 substitutions while Spain used 5 substitutions. Switzerland got 3 yellow cards, while Spain got 2 yellow cards and 1 red card.
How the match was won
- Switzerland outshot their opponent (20-9).
- Switzerland controlled possession (66%).
- Spain had the sharper finishing (3-8 shots on target).
Head-to-Head Overview
| Total Games | 2 |
| Home Wins | 0 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Away Wins | 2 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 2 (100.0%) |
| BTTS | 2 (100.0%) |
| Total Games | 1 |
| Home Wins | 0 |
| Draws | 0 |
| Away Wins | 1 |
| Over 2.5 Goals | 1 (100.0%) |
| BTTS | 1 (100.0%) |