This enticing fixture is one of many great clashes on the horizon, not just because Switzerland and Germany are close neighbours but also because of the immense talent that will be on show.
Switzerland and Germany are set to face off in the group stage at the Deutsche Bank Park on June 23rd. The Frankfurt Arena, as it will be known for Euro 2024, is sure to be a full capacity when the hosts meet Switzerland. We have a huge inventory of Euro 2024 tickets on our platform, sourced from only trusted resellers. Check out Switzerland vs Germany tickets on SeatPick to secure the best available deal.
Clearly, of the two sides, Die Mannschaft are the more successful in terms of tangible rewards in relation to the FIFA World Cup and UEFA European Championship crowns they have collected, but that doesn’t mean that the Rossocrociati won’t put up a big fight, as they have done in previous clashes against their local rivals.
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Switzerland vs Germany UEFA Euros Tournament Record
Switzerland failed in their first eight attempts to get to the finals of the UEFA European Championships, with that run coming to an end at Euro 96. At that competition, hosted in England, the Swiss managed just a single point before crashing out.
Group stage exits followed in both 2004 and 2008, while 2016 saw elimination at the Round of 16 stage, but Euro 2020 saw an even bigger step towards success.
A draw with Wales and a win over Turkey saw them successfully get through Group A and into the knockout phase, where they defeated France on penalties after a thrilling 3-3 draw, a result that is arguably one of the best the nation has ever achieved.
In the Quarter-Finals, a goal from former Liverpool winger Xherdan Shaqiri earned them a draw with Spain, which then led to a poor showing in the penalty shoot-out, which saw three of their four penalty-takers fail to score.
With three UEFA European Championships to their name, as well as three runners-up finishes, no nation has a better record in the competition than Germany.
Their first appearance in the finals of the tournament came in 1972 when they beat the Soviet Union 3-0 in the final in Belgium. Eight years later, in Italy, they earned their second crown by beating Belgium, with Horst Hrubesch scoring twice in a 2-1 win.
West Germany hosted the 1988 finals but were eliminated in the semi-finals, and four years later, they suffered a surprise defeat to Denmark in the Euro 92 final.
Euro 1996 saw a return to winning ways when, as unified Germany, they beat hosts England in the Semi-Finals on penalties at Wembley Stadium before edging out the Czech Republic in the UEFA European Championship Final with substitute Oliver Bierhof coming off the bench to score twice in a 2-1 win.
Germany were dominant between 2008 and 2016, first finishing runners-up to Spain at Euro 2008 before strong runs to the Semi-Finals in 2012 and 2016.
Euro 2020 was one of the most disappointing campaigns in recent memory, with Germany easily beaten by England in the Round of 16, with goals from Raheem Sterling and Harry Kane leading Gareth Southgate’s men to a 2-0 win.
Switzerland vs Germany Head-to-Head
Surprisingly, Switzerland and Germany have never met in the UEFA European Championships, indeed, their last competitive fixture, as of 2023, came all the way back at the 1966 FIFA World Cup.
On that occasion, Helmut Haller and Franz Beckenbauer both scored twice in a 5-0 thrashing at Hillsborough.
