Calendrier Coupe du Monde 2026 : programme de l’équipe de Suisse

updated 13 December 2025

L'Swiss team vivra sa sixième phase finale de Coupe du Monde FIFA d’affilé…

The national team can be drawn from any of the 12 groups.

Maths programme for the Swiss team at the 2026 World Cup:

3 matches between 11 June (opening match in Mexico) and 27 June 2026

Nati in Group B

Canada 🇨🇦
European play-off: Italy - Northern Ireland - Wales - Bosnia-Herzegovina
Qatar 🇶🇦
Switzerland 🇨🇭

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Group B match

Date	Event	Time/Results	Season	Place
12 June 2026	Canada vs Italy	21 h 00 min	Group B	BMO Field Toronto, Canada
13 June 2026	Qatar vs Switzerland	21 h 00 min	Group B	Levi's Stadium San Francisco USA
18 June 2026	Switzerland - Italy	21 h 00 min	Group B	SoFi Stadium Los Angeles USA
18 June 2026	Canada - Qatar	22 h 00 min	Group B	BC Place Vancouver, Canada
24 June 2026	Switzerland – Canada	21 h 00 min	Group B	BC Place Vancouver, Canada
24 June 2026	Italy play-off - Qatar	21 h 00 min	Group B	Lumen Field in Seattle USA

The Nati are officially qualified for the 2026 World Cup 👏

BRAVO

Phase qualificative...

Résultats classement des qualifications

5 December 2025 - date to remember

The Swiss national football team is preparing for the playoffs of the 2026 World Cup, a crucial step in securing qualification for the North American World Cup. Here is the full schedule of upcoming matches.

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Qualifying Match Schedule

Switzerland – Kosovo 4:0 (scorers: Akanji, Embolo 2x and Widmer) at Basel
Switzerland – Slovenia : 3:0 (scorers: 18′ N. Elvedi, 33′ B. Embolo, 38′ D. Ndoye) September 8, 2025 at 8:45 p.m., in Basel
Sweden – Switzerland : 0:2 scorers; 65' 0:1 Xhaka (penalty), 94' Manzambi 0:2 October 10, 2025 at 8:45 p.m.
Slovenia – Switzerland 0:0 Switzerland still hasn't conceded a single goal, but this time they couldn't beat the Slovenian defense and their great goalkeeper. October 13, 2025 at 8:45 p.m.
Switzerland – Sweden 4: 1
Goal scorers: 12'  B. Embolo
60′  G. Xhaka (P)
75′  D. Ndoye
90'+4  J. Manzambi for Sweden
33′  B. Nygren
November 15, 2025 at 8:45 PM, at Geneva
Kosovo – Switzerland 1:1
18 November 2025 at 8.45pm

2026 World Cup Qualifiers: Switzerland plays for its future against Sweden and Kosovo

Group B standings (1st directly qualified) 2nd -> play-off matches

Swiss blog celebrates the qualification of the Swiss team But mathematically, confirmation of the last match is missing, where Switzerland could lose, but not by more than 5 goals against Kosovo!

Group B

Cls	Team	M	B	Pts
1.	Swiss	6	14-2	14

2.	Kosovo	6	6-5	11

3.	Slovenia	6	3-8	4
4.	Suede	6	4-12	1

Swiss directly qualified (1st in group)
Kosovo in the play-off as group 2nd
Suede in the Nations League play-off as group winners

Edit November 15: Before the last two matches

Before the last two Group B matches

The Swiss national team has not yet qualified for the 2026 World Cup after a disappointing 0-0 draw in Slovenia in mid-October. The Nati now only have a three-point lead over Kosovo, and the prospect of a final match in Pristina on November 18th adds further spice to this FIFA group. The team managed by Murat Yakin finds itself in a precarious position just days before the decisive matches.
The crucial match against Sweden
Switzerland faces Sweden this Friday, November 15th, at the Stade de Genève (Rfj), a match that could secure direct qualification for the 2026 World Cup in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Meanwhile, Slovenia hosts Kosovo (Rfj), a result that will have direct consequences for the Swiss national team's fate. A Swiss victory combined with a Kosovar slip-up would allow Yakin's men to clinch their ticket to their sixth consecutive World Cup.
Switzerland faces Sweden once again, the team that defeated them in the round of 16 at the 2018 World Cup in Saint Petersburg. The Scandinavians, with their world-class strikers Alexander Isak and Viktor Gyökeres, pose a significant challenge to the Swiss defense. Slovenia demonstrated their defensive solidity by holding Switzerland to a 0-0 FIFA draw, a wake-up call for Yakin.
The denouement in Pristina
If qualification isn't secured on Friday, everything will come down to the final match on November 18 in Pristina RFJ. Kosovo, managed by Franco Foda, the short-lived coach of FC Zurich, could really upset the odds in this group. Switzerland will need at least a draw or to maintain their superior goal difference to guarantee qualification. The Nati haven't forgotten their failure to beat Kosovo in the preliminary round of Euro 2024 RTN, a worrying precedent before this potential Balkan playoff. Two crucial matches now await the Swiss side.

The importance of these qualifiers

Every match is decisive for Switzerland, which must finish among the top two teams in their group to secure direct qualification for the 2026 World Cup. The clashes against Sweden, Kosovo and Slovenia will be particularly decisive in accumulating points and securing Switzerland's place in the final tournament.

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Places

Home matches will be played in two major Swiss cities:

Basel, for the September meetings
Geneva, for the match against Sweden in November

Away matches, particularly in Sweden and Kosovo, will pose significant challenges for the Swiss team, which will need to demonstrate solidity to achieve positive results on the opposing pitch.

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2026 World Cup Goal

Switzerland aims to confirm its presence on the international scene and prepare for a historic World Cup, which will be held in Canada, the United States and Mexico with a expanded format to 48 teamsEvery playoff game will be a key step towards that goal.