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World Cup06/18/2026, 07:00 PM

Switzerland – Bosnia and Herzegovina4 : 1

Why the model thinks so

Switzerland
1.85
Total xG
2.67
Bosnia and Herzegovina
0.83
Expected goals from our model, before kickoff

How the model gets there: each factor adds goals to or takes goals from one team's expected goals.

FactorSwitzerlandBosnia and Herzegovina
Attack strength (2.24x league average)+1.03
Small sample (0 matches), regression to mean−0.63
Defensive strength (1.5 conceded vs 1 league avg)+0.45
5 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (0.8 goals/match)−0.31
Declining form (1 vs 1.8 season average)−0.25
Small sample (1 matches), regression to mean−0.23
Standings disadvantage (pos 73 vs 17, 56 places gap)−0.15
Standings advantage (pos 17 vs 73, 56 places gap)+0.13
3 of last 5 matches with 0-1 goals (1.8 goals/match)−0.04
100% of goal output missing (only 71% available)
Full strength squad available

Key factors

  • The mathematical analysis predicts a 60% probability of a home win for Switzerland
  • Switzerland has only 7% of its usual goal production available, representing a critical weakening
  • Bosnia and Herzegovina is on a streak of five consecutive draws

Risks

  • The Bosnia and Herzegovina squad achieves only 71% of its usual starting eleven strength, which is rated as critical
  • Lack of head-to-head data makes analysis more challenging
  • Both teams' performance on artificial turf is uncertain due to missing data

All probabilities

Result
Switzerland60%
Draw25%
Bosnia and Herzegovina15%
Double chance
Switzerland or draw85%
Bosnia and Herzegovina or draw40%
No draw75%
Goals
Over 1.576%
Under 1.524%
Over 2.550%
Under 2.550%
Over 3.528%
Under 3.572%
Both teams score
Yes49%
No51%

Most likely scores

1:1
12%
2:0
12%
2:1
10%
3:0
7%
3:1
6%
4:1
Final score

The Lab

Patterns our system found in the data.

  1. Switzerland with Remo Freuler: 1.5 goals/game. Without: 0 goals/game (6 of 8 games)
  2. Switzerland: 6 of 8 games without conceding in H1, but only 2 over 90 minutes

Lineups

Switzerland 4-3-1-2 · Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-4-2

Switzerland
  • 1 G. Kobel
  • 3 S. Widmer
  • 4 N. Elvedi
  • 5 M. Akanji
  • 13 R. Rodríguez Araya
  • 20 M. Aebischer
  • 10 G. Xhaka
  • 8 R. Freuler
  • 22 F. Rieder
  • 7 B. Embolo
  • 11 D. Ndoye
Bosnia and Herzegovina
  • 1 N. Vasilj
  • 7 A. Dedić
  • 18 N. Katić
  • 4 T. Muharemovic
  • 5 S. Kolašinac
  • 15 A. Memić
  • 6 B. Tahirovic
  • 14 I. Šunjić
  • 19 K. Alajbegović
  • 10 E. Demirović
  • 11 E. Džeko
Substitutes
  • 24 A. Amenda
  • 16 C. Fassnacht
  • 21 M. Keller
  • 9 J. Manzambi
  • 25 L. Jaquez
  • 12 Y. Mvogo
  • 15 D. Sow
  • 17 R. Vargas
  • 18 E. Cömert
  • 6 D. Zakaria Lako Lado
  • 19 N. Okafor
  • 23 M. Amdouni
  • 14 A. Jasari
  • 26 C. Itten
  • 23 H. Tabakovic
  • 8 A. Gigovic
  • 9 S. Baždar
  • 16 A. Hadžiahmetović
  • 20 E. Bajraktarevic
  • 24 A. Malic
  • 21 S. Radeljić
  • 22 M. Zlomislić
  • 25 J. Lukić
  • 12 M. Jurkas
  • 13 I. Bašić
  • 3 D. Hadzikadunic
  • 2 N. Mujakić
  • 17 D. Burnic
  • 26 E. Mahmić

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