7 wins in 10 is the headline; the rating underneath reads 1597, from 11 rated matches.
The 14 fixtures in our records total 29 for and 13 against. Which is 2.10 scored per match against 0.70 shipped. Against competition average across 47 teams — 93 points clear of on rating, scores 0.07 above on scoring, concedes 0.17 below on conceding. Against field-average opposition their expected points share is 63.1%. 4 consecutive wins close the sample. The model's present valuation is 1597, on a base of 11 matches. In the five newest recorded matches they won 4 and lost 1. That leaves them +14 on goal difference across the sample. In our record of their 14 games, the biggest margin in their favour is 3 goals, from a 3-0. Component-wise that is 1.09 forward and 0.85 back, the smaller defensive figure being the better one. In our record of their 14 games, broken down by venue: 6-2-1 at home, 2-2-1 elsewhere. Looking at their 14 matches on record, 8 without losing is the sample's longest run for them.
The series behind this rating is still short — no curve is drawn from it yet.
Everything here comes from our elo-poisson-v1 rating, not a third-party statistic.
Team Overview
Our Elo rating for Switzerland is 1597; they are in the top quarter of the World Cup field. Switzerland drew with Qatar 1-1; subsequently they beat Bosnia-H. 4-1, beat Canada 2-1, beat Algeria 2-0, drew with Colombia 0-0 and lost to Argentina 1-3. The recorded goals include contributions by Dan Ndoye (3), Johan Manzambi (3), D. Ndoye (2) and B. Embolo (2). Switzerland scored 29 goals at 2.07 per game across the 14 matches recorded for them. Switzerland rate 93 Elo points above the other World Cup sides' average.