Sweden vs Switzerland Prediction: Patrick Fischer's wards have an abysmal record against Sweden

Prediction for the Euro Tour Sweden vs Switzerland match which will take place on February 10th. Who will turn out to be stronger? Check the team conditions! Several betting options are available.

The Swedish national team usually comprises players who play in the NHL, and there are only a few spots left for the European championship. It is these places that the hockey players are trying to get on the Euro Hockey Tour. The motivation is reflected in the results. Trekkunurs suffered a setback in their first game at the Karjala Cup, losing 5:2 to the Czechs, but won the remaining two games in Finland, then three in a row at the tournament in Switzerland. Now, they have started successfully at home: they easily defeated the Czechs 4:1 the day before.

The Swiss national team has a slightly different principle regarding selecting its squad for the start of the season. The team attracts players from North America, but their numbers are much smaller, giving the European champions a better chance. At the Karjala Cup, they lost all three games in regulation time by a combined score of 9:3. At the home tournament, they scored only two points in three matches, and at the Swedish Beijer Games, they started with a 4:2 defeat to the Finns and got the last place in the Euro Hockey Tour standings.

The Swiss team topped their group at the last two World Championships and played high-quality hockey, but the Euro Hockey Tour has been much more challenging for the Red and Whites. In their seven games so far in the tournament, they have scored just two points, losing one of those games outside of regulation time, while the other five games have been played over three periods. It will be challenging to improve on that record in the upcoming game, as Patrick Fischer's wards have an abysmal record against Sweden, losing 15 of their last 15 games.

The Swedish national team plays an exceptionally bright and attacking game in the Euro Hockey Tour. Sweden has managed 44 shots on goal in seven games, an average of 6.29 per game. In addition, they have scored and conceded at least two goals each in six of the seven games, so we can expect a shootout between the two teams.