A riveting clash is on the horizon as two neighbouring European nations, Italy and Switzerland, prepare to face off in an intriguing international fixture. Italy has dominated this matchup, but Switzerland will do their utmost to spring a surprise.
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Italy and Switzerland UEFA Euros Tournament Record
When it comes to football, Italy has achieved considerably more success than Switzerland.
The Italian national team stands as a football powerhouse with a rich history of silverware in the most prestigious competitions. They belong to an elite group of four teams that have clinched both the UEFA European Championship and the FIFA World Cup.
Italy has twice celebrated victory in the UEFA European Championships, beating Yugoslavia in the Euro 1968 final, and securing the Euro 2020 title by overcoming England in a thrilling penalty shoot-out.
On the other side of the pitch stands Switzerland, a nation that has never reached a major international final. However, they have been steadily building a reputation as a worthy international contender.
Their maiden appearance in this competition occurred in 1996, and a significant breakthrough was made at Euro 2016, when they progressed to the knockout stages for the first time. Euro 2020 marked their best performance, advancing to the quarter-finals after producing a spectacular comeback from 3-1 down to eliminate France in the round of 16. Despite their spirited efforts, Switzerland's journey concluded with a heart-wrenching penalty shoot-out loss to Spain in their next fixture.
Italy vs Switzerland Head to Head
Italy boasts a superb record against Switzerland, maintaining an unbeaten streak since 1993. Their only meeting in the European Championships transpired during the group stage at Euro 2020. The Azzurri, who would ultimately clinch the tournament title, delivered a commanding performance with a resounding 3-0 victory.
