Switzerland vs Scotland Prediction (UEFA Nations League) Odds and Bets 16.11.2026

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UEFA Nations League, 19:45 @ 16.11.2026

Switzerland to win is our main Switzerland vs Scotland prediction for Monday’s Nations League clash in St Gallen. Murat Yakin’s side have won all four group matches, scoring 11 goals and conceding just once. Scotland have struggled for goals, although their unbeaten away record suggests they could make this competitive. The Swiss won 3-0 at Hampden in September, and despite several midfield absences, their attacking consistency and home advantage make them our preferred selection.

Switzerland vs Scotland Match Details

Match detailInformation
CompetitionUEFA Nations League 2026/27
RoundLeague B, Group B1, Matchday 6
DateMonday, 16 November 2026
Kick-off19:45 GMT
VenueBerit Sitterstadion, St Gallen
UK TVBBC Two, BBC Scotland, BBC iPlayer
Main predictionSwitzerland to Win
Switzerland entered the November international break five points clear of Slovenia, with Scotland third on four points. A draw against Slovenia on Friday would guarantee Switzerland promotion to League A. Scotland, meanwhile, need favourable results to maintain their chances of finishing second.

Switzerland: Four Wins and Eleven Goals

Switzerland have been excellent in League B, beating North Macedonia twice by 3-0, Scotland 3-0 and Slovenia 2-1. Yakin’s side have combined attacking efficiency with defensive discipline, keeping three clean sheets and conceding only once. Dan Ndoye has been particularly influential, recording two goals and three assists across the opening four fixtures.

However, Switzerland face several selection problems. Granit Xhaka and Miro Muheim are unavailable through injury, while Johan Manzambi has also withdrawn with a calf problem. Breel Embolo returns to the squad, providing another attacking option alongside Ndoye and Zeki Amdouni. Switzerland remain favourites, but the missing midfield players could affect their control against a Scotland side prepared to defend compactly.

Scotland: Strong Away Record, Limited Goals

Scotland have collected four points from four matches under Sébastien Pocognoli. Their campaign began with a goalless draw in Slovenia before a 3-0 home defeat against Switzerland. They responded by beating North Macedonia 2-0 away, but a 2-1 defeat to Slovenia at Hampden left their promotion hopes uncertain. Scotland have scored just three goals in four fixtures, failing to find the net twice.

Their away performances offer encouragement, however. They have collected four points from two matches without conceding. Scott McTominay and Ché Adams return to the November squad, giving Pocognoli additional midfield strength and attacking options. Andy Robertson and John McGinn also provide experience, but Scotland must improve their finishing to challenge Switzerland.

Key Factors Behind Our Switzerland vs Scotland Prediction

  • Switzerland’s attacking record: Eleven goals in four matches, averaging 2.75, support the home victory.
  • Scotland’s away performances: Four points and two clean sheets suggest the visitors could be difficult to break down.
  • Previous meeting: Switzerland won 3-0 at Hampden, although Jack Hendry’s early dismissal significantly influenced the contest.
  • Swiss midfield absences: Xhaka and Manzambi are unavailable, removing two important options from Yakin’s squad.
  • Promotion implications: Switzerland entered November needing one point to secure first place, while Scotland still had a possible route into the promotion play-offs.

Switzerland vs Scotland Statistics

StatisticSwitzerlandScotland
Nations League matches44
Wins41
Draws01
Defeats02
Goals scored113
Goals conceded15
Goal difference+10-2
Clean sheets32
Average goals scored2.750.75
Over 2.5 Goals4/42/4

Statistics cover the first four rounds of the 2026/27 Nations League. 

Switzerland have averaged two more goals per match than Scotland while conceding considerably fewer. Three of their four victories came by three-goal margins, making the handicap market interesting. However, Scotland have yet to concede away from home in this competition, something that deserves consideration before backing a comfortable Swiss victory. The hosts’ overall consistency supports the straight win, while the handicap requires a stronger performance against Scotland’s organised defence.

Switzerland vs Scotland Nations League Standings

TeamPlayedWinsPoints
Switzerland4412
Slovenia427
Scotland414
North Macedonia400

Standings before Matchday 5 on 13 November.

Switzerland are guaranteed a top-two finish, with the group winners promoted directly to League A. Scotland entered the final international break three points behind Slovenia, needing favourable results to reach second place. For more international football markets, visit our UK football betting sites guide.

Switzerland vs Scotland 1X2 Betting Odds

Switzerland are clear favourites after winning four consecutive group matches. Scotland’s away record offers some resistance to that assessment, but the hosts have been considerably more productive in attack.

Match resultOdds
Switzerland to Win1/2
Draw67/20
Scotland to Win11/2

The Switzerland victory is our preferred selection. It requires no particular winning margin and avoids relying on another convincing scoreline. Their attacking record and home advantage provide stronger reasons to back them than the September result alone.

Switzerland vs Scotland Alternative Betting Odds

Switzerland’s attacking performances create other possibilities, particularly for those expecting the hosts to control the match.

Betting selectionOdds
Switzerland -1.5 Goals11/8
Switzerland Over 1.5 Team Goals16/25
Both Teams to Score – No79/100

Reference prices only. The handicap price is approximate; operator-specific availability remains unverified.

Switzerland -1.5 requires a victory by at least two goals. Three of their four group matches have produced winning margins of three. Scotland’s two away clean sheets make that a more demanding selection than the straight home win. The alternative goals markets reflect Switzerland’s attacking strength and Scotland’s limited scoring output.

Switzerland vs Scotland Predictions

Beni
The conservative one
Beni

Switzerland to Win

Odds 1/2

I'm sticking with Switzerland. Four wins, 11 goals and just one conceded is a strong record, and they've shown they can control games without needing to play at full throttle. Scotland could make this awkward, but I expect the hosts to find a way through.

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Beto
The bold one
Beto

Switzerland -1.5 Handicap

Odds 7/5

I'm backing the Swiss to do more than just edge it. They've won three of their four group games by at least two goals, and Ndoye has been a handful all campaign. If Switzerland get in front early, I can see them pulling clear.

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Originally from Manchester, Daniel has been following English football and betting on sport for years. He now covers football and tennis as part of the BetBrothers tipster team, researching every selection before sharing it. His approach is simple: follow the sport closely, do the homework and only back a bet when he thinks the odds are worth it.