Switzerland vs Belarus Prediction 15.10.2023

• Competition: European Qualifiers &— Group I
• Date: Sunday, 15th, October 2023
• Kickoff: 17:00 UTC +1 / 18.00 CEST
• Venue: Kybunpark (St. Gallen)

Switzerland is determined to extend their lead over Romania and secure a significant advantage. In their pursuit of victory, Switzerland will be aiming to secure all three points as they host Belarus, who have already been eliminated, at Kybunpark in St. Gallen for the EURO 2024 qualifiers.

Switzerland vs Belarus Betting Tips: AH1 (-2)

Switzerland has successfully fulfilled the expectations set for them in this qualifying phase, displaying dominance in Group I by securing four victories and two draws, resulting in an impressive total of 14 points. However, they cannot afford to become complacent as Romania (13 pts) and Israel (11 pts) closely trail them, leaving no room for relaxation.

Rossocrociati has made it a top priority to secure all three points in Sunday’s match, as they strive to establish a comfortable four-point advantage over their closest competitor.

After two consecutive draws against Romania and Kosovo, both resulting in a 2-2 scoreline, Murat Yakin’s team regained their confidence by securing a dominant 3-0 win over the underdog of their group, Andorra. With their previous remarkable 5-0 triumph over Belarus at the beginning of the EURO 2024 qualifiers, they will strive to replicate such a significant victory against their upcoming opponent.

Belarus is nearing the end of their Group I campaign with only three matches remaining. Unfortunately, it is evident that they will once again be denied their first-ever opportunity to participate in the final stage of the EURO as an independent nation. Currently occupying the second-to-last position, Belarus has accumulated a total of five points, merely three more than the underdog team, Andorra. Throughout this qualification cycle, Belarus managed to secure only a single victory, which occurred during the fourth round with a 2-1 triumph over Kosovo.

During the middle of the week, the White Wings successfully prevented their opponent from taking control, resulting in a goalless draw against Romania in their initial October qualifying match. Although this can be considered a satisfactory result, it is crucial to recognize that this extends their streak of not scoring goals to a third consecutive game, leaving little optimism that they will regain their ability to score against the leading team in the group.

Another worrisome aspect for the 105th-placed team on FIFA’s rankings is their track record in direct clashes. Not only has Belarus lost all four clashes against Switzerland, but they haven’t managed to find the back of the net in any of those games. When you factor in that Rossocrociati have a habit of scoring goals for fun on their home turf, it becomes apparent why anything but a convincing victory for the hosts would be a surprise.