Sweden vs Switzerland Prediction, H2H, Stats & Betting Tips
Sweden
Fri, 10 Oct 202519:45
vs
Not startedSwitzerland
Pre-match win probability
Results are graded automatically after full time
Our prediction
Sweden
Sweden is the shortest 1X2 price in the stored market.
- Sweden 40.7%
- Draw 28.2%
- Switzerland 31.1%
Season statistics
World Cup - Qualification Europe · highlighted side is stronger
Betting markets
Bookmaker prices with margin removed
Both teams to score
Double chance
Match result
Both teams to score
1X
X2
Sweden
Draw
Switzerland
No half-time prices stored.
No corner prices stored.
Model comparison
Our pick: Sweden at 2.42
Sweden vs Switzerland: prediction & preview
World · World Cup - Qualification Europe · Fri, 10 Oct 2025
Sweden meet Switzerland in the World, World Cup - Qualification Europe on 10 October 2025 at 19:45 (Africa/Lagos). The numbers below are pre-match prices and team rates. They describe the match. They do not promise a result.
On the 1X2 market the shortest price is Sweden at 2.42. Once the bookmaker margin is removed, that outcome carries about 40.7% of the implied chance, with the other two outcomes sharing the rest. A short price means the market rates that side more likely. It is not a certainty, and the margin means the three raw probabilities add up to more than 100% before they are scaled.
The 2.5-goal line is priced shorter on Under 2.5 (1.94, about 50.8% after the margin). Both teams to score is shorter on Yes at 1.71.
Season points-per-game rates were not stored on this fixture yet. The odds chart still shows how the 1X2, goals, and both-teams markets are priced.
Sweden vs Switzerland FAQs
4 questionsWhat time is Sweden vs Switzerland?
Kickoff is 19:45 on 10 October 2025, shown in Africa/Lagos.
Which outcome is shortest on Sweden vs Switzerland?
Sweden is the shortest 1X2 price at 2.42. The margin-adjusted share is about 40.7%.
What are the over and under 2.5 prices?
Over 2.5 is 2 and under 2.5 is 1.94.
Do both teams score on this match?
Both teams to score is priced at 1.71. That is a market price, not a forecast that both sides will score.



