In the early morning of June 20, Beijing time, Group A of the European Cup group stage Switzerland vs Scotland. Scotland were the worst team in this tournament, scoring six goals in the opening game by Germany, and in the same group there are Tigers, hungry wolves and Hungary in the middle. This game will be a decisive one for Scotland, and if they lose, 0 points and the worst goal conceded record will allow them to declare the European Championship journey over after just two games. Of course, they have little chance of winning.
I think we can see an aggressive Scotland team that tries to put pressure on Switzerland immediately after the start of the game, and maybe unlike the game against Germany, they will have more time on the ball against Switzerland.
Against Germany, they had no tactics to speak of and were seriously lacking in pressing without the ball, which cost them a terrible 5-1. The game ended early after Germany scored three goals in the first half and Scotland received a red card. Furthermore, when Scotland were in possession of the ball in this game, the distance between the strikers and the midfielders was so large that the strikers had no support, and they had to push players like Scott McTominay to a higher position to pose more of an attacking threat.
On the Swiss side, they are more of a team that is prepared for the competition. I was very impressed with the first game against Hungary because Hungary is not a team with a belly and Switzerland played a proud 3-1 record.
Xhaka was the best player of the last game and he has already carried the excellent form of Bayer Leverkusen (German football club) to this tournament. His wealth of experience has also been used by the younger players around him, such as Ruben Vargas, Chieodua, and Bille, and has also made Switzerland a big threat at this tournament. I still have high hopes for Switzerland this year, they are at least in the last four.
To sum up, there is no room for an upset in this game, and Switzerland will win all three points.
Score prediction: Scotland 1:2 Switzerland