England and Switzerland are set to lock horns on the grand stage of the UEFA European Championships. Neither nation has tasted success in this particular competition, so both will be hungry to win when they meet.
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England and Switzerland UEFA Euros Tournament Record
England is consistently among the favourites to win the UEFA European Championship title, but they are still yet to achieve glory. England's most memorable runs in the competition took place at Euro 1996 and Euro 2020.
At Euro 1996, England embarked on a captivating journey on home soil. Their semi-final clash with arch-rivals Germany concluded in a dramatic 1-1 draw after 120 minutes of high-intensity action. Die Mannschaft progressed after clinching a 7-6 penalty shootout victory.
Euro 2020 marked another milestone for England as they reached their first European Championship final. The nation's hopes soared, but they were ultimately dashed in a nail-biting penalty shootout defeat against Italy at Wembley Stadium.
Switzerland first qualified for a UEFA European Championship tournament at Euro 96. In their history, they’ve never progressed past the quarter-finals.
Like England, Switzerland’s best performance at a UEFA European Championship came at Euro 2020. They pulled off a huge shock by eliminating France in the round of 16, recovering from 3-1 down before defeating the world champions in a penalty shoot-out.
Switzerland took Spain to a penalty shoot-out in the quarter-finals too. However, they failed to show the same composure on this occasion, converting just one of their four spot kicks.
England vs Switzerland Head to Head
England have a strong record against Switzerland. Between 1948 and 2024, the Swiss have managed only one win in 24 encounters with England.
The two nations met at Euro 96 and Euro 2004. In the opening match of Euro 96, Switzerland, playing their first ever game at a European Championship, held England to a shock 1-1 draw at Wembley Stadium. England and Switzerland crossed paths in the group stage eight years later and a teenage Wayne Rooney famously scored a brace in a 3-0 England victory.
