Switzerland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina Head-to-Head: Record, Stats & Form (Updated June 2026)

Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina meet in a World Cup 2026 group-stage fixture on 18 June 2026, with Switzerland entering the match ranked 19th in the world and Bosnia and Herzegovina sitting at 64th. The head-to-head record between these two sides is extremely limited, making current form and tournament context the most reliable guide to how this contest might unfold.

Head-to-Head Record

Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina have met just once in recorded history, making this a very limited sample on which to draw firm conclusions. That sole encounter took place in March 2016, with Bosnia and Herzegovina winning 2–0 on Swiss soil — the only direct meeting between the two nations. With just a single data point available, the head-to-head record points to a Bosnia and Herzegovina advantage, though the context of a decade-old friendly or competitive fixture carries only so much weight heading into a World Cup group stage. Recent form and the broader tournament picture are far more instructive here.

Date	Match	Score	Season
29 Mar 2016	Switzerland vs Bosnia and Herzegovina	0–2	2016

Switzerland: Recent Form

Switzerland arrive at this fixture having played six matches in their most recent run, recording one win, four draws and one defeat — a sequence that reads D D W D L D (most recent first). They have scored 10 goals and conceded 8 across those six outings, averaging 1.67 goals for and 1.33 against per match, for a points-per-game return of 1.17. They have kept just one clean sheet in that span and failed to score on one occasion. Their most eye-catching result was a 4–1 home win over Jordan on 31 May 2026, though that was sandwiched between a 3–4 home loss to Germany and back-to-back 1–1 draws away to Australia and Qatar in the lead-up to this tournament.

• 13 Jun 2026 — Switzerland 1–1 Qatar (Away) — Draw
• 6 Jun 2026 — Switzerland 1–1 Australia (Away) — Draw
• 31 May 2026 — Switzerland 4–1 Jordan (Home) — Win
• 27 Mar 2026 — Switzerland 3–4 Germany (Home) — Loss

Bosnia and Herzegovina: Recent Form

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s recent form is one of the most unusual sequences in international football heading into this tournament: six draws from six matches, with no wins and no defeats. Across those fixtures they have scored 5 goals and conceded 5, averaging just 0.83 goals for and 0.83 against per game — a points-per-game figure of exactly 1.00. They kept one clean sheet and failed to score in one match. Notably, they drew 1–1 with Italy at home on 31 March 2026 and held Canada to 1–1 away on 12 June 2026, demonstrating a capacity to contain higher-ranked opposition, albeit without converting those performances into victories.

• 12 Jun 2026 — Bosnia and Herzegovina 1–1 Canada (Away) — Draw
• 6 Jun 2026 — Bosnia and Herzegovina 1–1 Panama (Away) — Draw
• 31 Mar 2026 — Bosnia and Herzegovina 1–1 Italy (Home) — Draw
• 26 Mar 2026 — Bosnia and Herzegovina 1–1 Wales (Away) — Draw

Form and Record at a Glance

• Head-to-head: 1 meeting played — Bosnia and Herzegovina 1 win, Switzerland 0 wins, 0 draws; Bosnia and Herzegovina have scored 2 goals, Switzerland 0.
• Switzerland’s last 6: W1 D4 L1, 10 goals scored, 8 conceded, 1.17 points per game.
• Bosnia and Herzegovina’s last 6: W0 D6 L0, 5 goals scored, 5 conceded, 1.00 points per game.
• Clean sheets: Both sides have kept exactly 1 clean sheet in their last six matches.
• Failed to score: Both sides have failed to score in exactly 1 of their last six matches.
• Average goals per game: Switzerland average 1.67 scored and 1.33 conceded; Bosnia and Herzegovina average 0.83 scored and 0.83 conceded.

How Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina Compare

Switzerland have been the more prolific side in recent fixtures, averaging twice as many goals per game as Bosnia and Herzegovina, though their defensive record is noticeably more porous — conceding 8 goals in six matches compared to Bosnia and Herzegovina’s 5. Bosnia and Herzegovina’s run of six consecutive draws reflects a side that is difficult to break down but has equally struggled to find a winning formula, while Switzerland’s greater attacking output comes with the caveat of a 3–4 home defeat to Germany that exposed vulnerabilities at the back. The 45-place gap in rankings between the two sides gives Switzerland a clear standing advantage, yet Bosnia and Herzegovina’s recent resilience against quality opposition means the Swiss cannot take this fixture for granted.

FAQ

What is the head-to-head record between Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina?

The two sides have met just once in recorded history. Bosnia and Herzegovina won that sole encounter 2–0 in Switzerland on 29 March 2016, meaning Bosnia and Herzegovina hold the only head-to-head victory between the nations.

What is Switzerland’s recent form ahead of the World Cup 2026 fixture?

Switzerland have won 1, drawn 4 and lost 1 of their last six matches, scoring 10 goals and conceding 8, for a points-per-game average of 1.17. Their most recent result was a 1–1 draw away to Qatar on 13 June 2026.

What is Bosnia and Herzegovina’s recent form ahead of the World Cup 2026 fixture?

Bosnia and Herzegovina have drawn all six of their most recent matches, scoring 5 and conceding 5, with a points-per-game average of 1.00. Their last outing was a 1–1 draw away to Canada on 12 June 2026.

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When do Switzerland and Bosnia and Herzegovina play at World Cup 2026?

Switzerland face Bosnia and Herzegovina on 18 June 2026 as part of the World Cup 2026 group stage, with Switzerland ranked 19th and Bosnia and Herzegovina ranked 64th in the world at the time of the fixture.