Switzerland – Finland, 1st match, Euro hockey round
On November 6, 2025, the Swiss team of hockey The team will begin a new chapter in its international adventure at the Euro Hockey Tour with a highly anticipated match against Finland. This game will mark the first step in a series of encounters between two giants of European hockey. The players will be highly motivated by the prospect of earning a spot on the team for the European Championship. 2026 Olympics in February, which promises to be a spectacular tournament.
A history of intense confrontations
The last ten matches between Switzerland and Finland have seen mixed results, reflecting the competitiveness and intensity of this rivalry. In these ten matches, Finland has won 6 confrontations, while Switzerland won 3. One match ended in a tie in overtime.
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06.11.2025
- 17:30 Switzerland-Finland 3:1
- 19:00 Sweden-Czech Republic 3:1
08.11.2025
- 12:00 Sweden-Switzerland
- 16:00 Finland-Czech Republic
09.11.2025
- 12:00 Czech Republic-Switzerland
- 16:00 Finland-Sweden
Contrasting performances: Finland dominant at home
Looking at recent trends, Finland has generally dominated this rivalry, particularly in home matches. In the last two home games in February and November 2023, Finland inflicted significant defeats on Switzerland, including a resounding 4–0 victory in Helsinki.
However, Switzerland has demonstrated its strength on the ice, notably in May 2025 with an impressive 8-2 victory over Finland. These encounters highlight the precarious balance between the two teams, where every match seems to be an unpredictable clash.
A key match for Switzerland: stakes and objectives
The Euro Hockey Tour represents much more than just a series of friendly matches for Switzerland. For Patrick Fischer's men, this tournament is an important test, aimed at consolidating their place among the world's elite. With preparations for the 2026 Olympic Games in Milan-Cortina in sight, every match counts in validating the team's tactical choices and lineups.
The presence of new faces, such as Nico Gross (HC Davos), also demonstrates Fischer's ambition to rejuvenate his roster and build a solid core for future competitions. This match against Finland, on their home court, is therefore a real challenge for the Swiss, who will have to redouble their efforts to compete with the reigning world champions.
The evolution match: from the world to the ice rink
Beyond the score, the clash between Switzerland and Finland is a matter of prestige and asserting oneself in the world of hockey. Both teams are not only regulars on the international podium, but they also embody the values of top-level European hockey: tactical discipline, team spirit, and determination.
Conclusion
The match on November 6, 2025, is crucial for Switzerland in its quest for long-term success. Facing a formidable Finland, the Swiss will need to deliver a top-quality performance if they want to start this new international season on a positive note. Recent encounters suggest a Finnish team in excellent form, but Fischer's men have shown they are capable of turning the tide. This will therefore be a match to watch closely, with the potential not only for points but also for Switzerland to demonstrate its strength on the international stage.
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