Switzerland at World Cup 2026
Switzerland at the 2026 World Cup
Switzerland won UEFA Group B on 18 November 2025 under Murat Yakin. His tactical setup uses a 4-2-3-1 to balance possession control with defensive stability. Qatar will offer a winnable opening, but Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina could prove challenging.
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Manager: Murat Yakin · Formation: 4-2-3-1
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Switzerland's 26-player squad
Murat Yakin's squad is built around midfield control and defensive solidity. Captain Granit Xhaka anchors the engine room, while the forward line carries attacking depth across multiple positions. The defence carries experience across multiple positions, structured to execute Yakin's balanced 4-2-3-1 system.
Switzerland's Group B fixtures
Switzerland's three Group B fixtures begin with Qatar on 13 June at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, followed by Bosnia and Herzegovina on 18 June at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood and Canada on 24 June at BC Place in Vancouver.
How far can Switzerland go at the World Cup?
Switzerland's Tier 4 status and Group B draw position them as lower-mid contenders. Their midfield control and defensive stability are the foundations for their tournament hopes. Qatar offers a realistic opening opportunity, but Bosnia and Herzegovina and Canada will test their system significantly if they're to progress.