Switzerland vs Romania Prediction: The group leaders meet on the field

Prediction for the match between Switzerland and Romania, which will take place on June 19. Check the team conditions and choose several betting options.

The Swiss are an increasingly unlikely team to have trouble qualifying for major international tournaments. Few World or European championships in recent years have been without the Crusaders, gradually bringing them into the ranks of the top teams, but they still have no chance of winning medals. The Red and Whites are making another attempt to prove themselves at UEFA EURO 2024, where they are still productively trying to qualify. In the opening game, they smashed the Belarusians - 5:0, then crushed the Israelis - 3:0, but the day before, they unexpectedly began to suffer with the Andorrians but still managed to succeed - 2:1, topping the Group I standings.

The Romania national team cannot boast regular participation in major international tournaments. They last qualified for Euro 2016 but failed to qualify from the group stage in France. Now, they will try to qualify for Euro 2024, and they have a great chance of doing so, having qualified in a very manageable group that started very well. They got a pragmatic 2:0 win over the Andorran side in the opening round. Then, without too many problems, they got a 2:1 win over Belarusians, despite a narrow score difference. The Yellows suffered their first score loss in their last meeting, when they failed to beat Kosovo 0:0 away, but retained their second spot in Group I standings.

The Swiss and Romanian national teams are currently leaders in Group I of the Euro 2024 qualifiers, with their skill and experience varying greatly. While the Crusaders are regular participants in World and Continental Championships, the Chileans haven't qualified for these competitions for a long time. In terms of player selection, the Red and Whites are also noticeably superior to their rivals, something they will need to take advantage of in their forthcoming clash, playing at home as well.

The teams of Switzerland and Romania recently began to show very open and productive football. Especially the Crusaders, who have scored 23 goals in their previous five matches (4.60 goals per game on average), which is very high. The opponents have scored 18 goals (3.00 on average per game) in the previous six meetings.