Switzerland vs Bosnia Stats, Match Statistics, xG & Player Data

GROUP B  ·  MATCH 26  ·  STATS

SWITZERLAND

FIFA #19

15:00

ET  ·  18 JUN 2026

Los Angeles Stadium
(Inglewood)

BOSNIA

FIFA #64

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The Switzerland vs Bosnia stats hub tracks Group B Match 26 at Los Angeles Stadium, where the Switzerland national football team meet the Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team. Switzerland enter with the higher FIFA ranking, stronger possession average, and cleaner defensive profile. Bosnia and Herzegovina bring a near-level xG average, higher shot volume, and enough direct attacking threat to test the group favorite.

The match kicks off at 15:00 ET on 18 June 2026, with local Los Angeles kickoff listed at 12:00 PM. It follows Switzerland’s opening Group B draw with Qatar, which is tracked in the Qatar vs Switzerland stats page. The game will be played at Los Angeles Stadium, while the wider World Cup 2026 stats records tracker will connect this matchup to tournament xG, shots, possession, and player data once official feeds open.

Switzerland vs Bosnia Stats – Match Statistics Overview

Switzerland hold the stronger pre-match balance through ranking, possession, clean sheets, and goals conceded. Their public team averages show 1.58 xG, 1.9 goals, 60% possession, and 0.9 goals conceded. That gives them a compact two-way profile before official live-event data opens.

Bosnia and Herzegovina are close in chance creation. Their 1.60 xG and 13.2 shots per match sit just above Switzerland’s 1.58 xG and 12.6 shots. The difference comes from efficiency and defensive control, where Switzerland have the better conversion rate and clean-sheet record.

Switzerland vs Bosnia Stats Snapshot

The snapshot uses verified pre-match team averages before FIFA publishes official live-event data. The available set covers xG, goals, shots, possession, fouls, clean sheets, and goals conceded. Cards, corners, pass totals, saves, shots on target, and detailed player event data remain yet to be confirmed.

Attacking Stats Comparison

Bosnia have the slight xG and shot-volume edge, but Switzerland carry the better finishing marker. Switzerland average 1.9 goals from 12.6 shots, while Bosnia average 1.5 goals from 13.2 shots. That points to Switzerland turning fewer attacks into cleaner scoring output.

Bosnia’s attacking profile still matters. Their 1.60 xG is marginally higher than Switzerland’s 1.58, and their failed-to-score rate is only 10%. Switzerland need to manage Bosnia’s direct phases because Dzeko can turn crosses and second balls into high-value looks.

Defensive Stats Comparison

Switzerland have the stronger defensive profile. They concede 0.9 goals and 1.00 xG against per match, with clean sheets in 40% of the public sample. Their lower foul average also helps them avoid giving Bosnia repeated set-piece entries.

Bosnia concede 1.1 goals and 1.23 xG against per match, with a 10% clean-sheet rate. Those numbers show a competitive but less stable defensive base. Against Switzerland’s midfield control, Bosnia need their back line to defend longer spells without dropping too deep.

Passing and Possession Analysis

Switzerland hold a clear possession advantage in the current public data. Their 60% average gives Xhaka and the Swiss midfield a platform to dictate territory. Bosnia sit at 48%, so their best spells may come through faster attacks rather than long control phases.

Full passing data is not available from the official match feed yet. Pass totals, pass accuracy, key passes, long balls, and crossing accuracy stay yet to be confirmed. The strongest current read comes from possession, xG, shots, fouls, and defensive output.

Key Player Statistics

Player event data will update once FIFA opens the official match feed. Switzerland’s card lists Xhaka, Embolo, and Akanji because they shape midfield control, penalty-area presence, and build-up security. Bosnia’s card lists Dzeko, Tahirovic, and Muharemovic because they influence finishing, pressure, and defensive duels.

Switzerland – Granit Xhaka

Granit Xhaka gives Switzerland their main control point. He can slow Bosnia’s transitions, switch play, and keep the Swiss attack connected through midfield. Switzerland need his tempo because their possession advantage is one of the clearest statistical edges.

Bosnia – Edin Dzeko

Edin Dzeko remains Bosnia’s central attacking reference. He can occupy centre backs, attack crosses, and turn limited service into shots. Bosnia need his penalty-area presence because Switzerland have the better defensive and possession profile.

Expected Goals Analysis

The xG comparison is almost level. Bosnia average 1.60 xG, while Switzerland average 1.58. That tells readers the teams create similar chance value, even though Switzerland have the stronger ranking and defensive numbers.

The defensive xG gap favors Switzerland. They allow 1.00 xG against, while Bosnia allow 1.23. As a result, Switzerland’s best statistical route comes from controlling Bosnia’s direct attacks and turning possession into measured final-third entries.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Switzerland vs Bosnia stats profile starts with verified pre-match averages and will move to official live data once FIFA opens the match feed.

Switzerland carry the stronger ranking, possession, finishing, and defensive profile.

Bosnia and Herzegovina still have enough xG, shot volume, and direct attacking threat to make Group B’s next match competitive.