Switzerland
Switzerland will seek to improve their pace of play after losing 4-0 to the nations in their last match against Portugal.
In that match, Switzerland had 45% possession and 5 shots on goal, 1 of which was on target. Portugal had 18 shots on goal, 10 of which were on target. Willian Carvalho (15'), Cristiano Ronaldo (35', 39') and João Cancelo (68') scored for Portugal.
Switzerland didn't have any problems scoring and in the last 6 games they have scored goals in every game.
In that time, they scored a total of 12 goals and conceded a total of 6 goals. However, we can only wait and see if this trend will continue in the upcoming races.
Spain
In the previous match, Spain drew 2-2 with the Czech Republic in the League of Nations.
In that match, Spain had 79% possession and 13 shots on goal, 5 of which were on target. The Spanish team's top scorers are Garvey (45') and Inigo Martinez (90'). The Czech republic had 3 shots on goal, 2 of which were on target. Jakub Peek (4') and Jan Kuchta (66') scored for the Czech Republic.
In their previous six games, Spain helped themselves score a total of 11 goals. During this period, they scored 3 goals, which were scored on their own goal, which was really incredible.
Team news: Switzerland
Swiss coach Murat Yakin will be happy to have no health problems before this clash, as a fully healthy team is ready.
We think Natty is likely to adopt a 4-2-3-1 formation this time, starting with Yann Sommer, Silvan Widmer, Eray Coemert, Fabian Frei, Ricardo Rodriguez, Remo Freuler, Granit Xhaka, Renato Steffen, Xherdan Shakiri, Noah Okafor and Brel Nbolo.
Team news: Spain
With a choice of a team completely free of injuries, Spain boss Luis Enrique had zero health concerns before the clash.
We think La Furia Roja will probably go in a 4-3-3 formation, starting with Unai Simon, Cesar Azpilicueta, Paul Torres, Eric Garcia, Holdy Alba, Marcos Llorente, Sergio Busquets, Pablo Gavila, Marco Asensio, Alvaro Morata and Ferran Torres.
forecast
We believe Switzerland must perform well to see itself score against this Spanish team, which will lead in possession and get a lot of chances, relative to Switzerland's defense. Spain will eventually score, and after the adjustment of the Spanish defense in this round, it may have a rebound effect and win without conceding the goal. Even if we concede a goal in the end, we have reason to believe that Spain will not concede more than one goal in Switzerland's recent forward form.
Therefore, our advice is that at the end of the match Spain win 2-0 or 2-1.