- Spain enters the UEFA Women’s Euro quarter-finals as two and a half goal favorites over the Switzerland National Women’s Team
- They own a 5-1-0 record all-time against the Swiss.
SWITZERLAND – The UEFA Women’s European Championship enters the elimination rounds as Spain and Switzerland prepare to face off in a quarter-final match on Friday.
Spain vs Switzerland Match Odds
| Team | Spread | Moneyline | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spain | -2.5, -3 (-115) | -1300 | O 4.0 (-110) |
| Switzerland | +2.5, +3 (-115) | +1800 | U 4.0 (-110) |
Spain comes in as a huge favorite at legal sports betting sites, giving two and a half goals to Switzerland.
Though it may seem steep, there is good reason for the line being so large and there is a legitimate chance for Spain to cover.
Tournament Performance
Spain has been far and away the most dominant team in the field thus far, leading in goals, possession percentage, passing accuracy, and total attempts despite playing one less game than many teams.
They went 3-0-0 in group play, beating opponents by a combined total of 14-3.
Switzerland has been competitive in each game but it has resulted in a 1-1-1 record for them through the first three games. They’ve scored four goals and allowed three, but it is important to note that they have scored at least one goal in each match.
Spain has won each game by at least two goals while Switzerland’s only loss came by one goal. Their head to head history gives us a good look into why this trend for Spain is more likely to hold than Switzerland’s.
Head To Head
These two countries have faced each other six times on record with five of those matches going in favor of Spain.
In those six games, Spain has outscored Switzerland 25-8 and posted two shutouts. Switzerland managed to defeat Spain back in 2012 by a final score of 4-3. They scored four total goals in the other five games.
Only one of Spain’s victories over Switzerland was decided by less than two goals and three were decided by four or more.
The past three matches, each played in 2023, went to Spain by a combined total of 17-2.
Though this match will be played in Switzerland, it may not be much of a factor. The Swiss did defeat Spain at home back in 2012, but have lost their last three consecutive home games to Spain, each decided by multiple goals.
Both recent performance and history lie on the side of the Spanish. Bet on them to cover the lofty two and a half goal spread at soccer betting sites.
