Prediction: Switzerland vs North Macedonia

Looking to extend on their sensational Nations League romp, Switzerland will welcome North Macedonia to Luzern on Tuesday night.

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Verdict: Both teams to score – No

Switzerland

Starting with the hosts, while Switzerland might have eventually watched their World Cup adventure come to a quarter-final end against Argentina back in July, Murat Yakin’s men have taken plenty of positives away from their North American charge. Getting their Nations League campaign underway with a dominant 3-0 victory away in North Macedonia, the Nati appear to be cruising their way to a League A return at a canter. Signing off September with another stellar 3-0 win away at Scotland, Switzerland have won all of their first three Nations League showdowns. With the mood in their camp at a red-hot high, the Swiss will be looking to make another promotion statement in Luzern. Really impressing with their clinical displays in the final third, Tuesday’s hosts have also remarkably suffered just a sole competitive defeat across all competitions since way back in November 2024.

At the heart of a major controversy, skipper Granit Xhaka has not been included in Switzerland’s squad this month due to an ongoing investigation over alleged use of a forged vaccination certificate. Completing a big-money summer switch to Aston Villa, Johan Manzambi could play a leading role in the final third.

Making his move to Italian giants Inter Milan a permanent one back in July, ex-Manchester City star Manuel Akanji will start at the back. Borussia Dortmund shot-stopper Gregor Kobel will start between the sticks in Luzern and earn a 31st international cap.

North Macedonia

As for the visitors, while Switzerland might be riding a major wave of momentum, North Macedonia find themselves at the heart of a public struggle. Since getting their respective Nations League adventure underway with that routine 3-0 defeat at home against Tuesday’s hosts, Goce Sedloski’s camp look set to lose their League B status with a whimper. Last seen over the weekend getting hit with a 2-0 loss at the hands of Scotland, the Lynxes sit rock-bottom of the table and bracing themselves for a monumental challenge in Luzern. Rightfully pencilled in as a landslide underdog on foreign soil, North Macedonia have lost all of their first three Nations League showdowns by an aggregate score of 7-0. It should also be highlighted, the midweek guests have drawn seven consecutive blanks across all competitions.

Shown what was a costly first-half booking during Saturday’s 2-0 loss at home against Scotland, Aktobe midfielder Javi Atanasov will miss out through suspension here. Now in his third campaign with Spanish outfit Valencia, Stole Dimitrievski will start between the sticks on Tuesday night.

Completing a season-long loan switch Atalanta over the summer, Eljif Elmas should play a leading role in the final third. Opening his domestic account for Scottish heavyweights Rangers last month, former Girona striker Bojan Miovski will spearhead North Macedonia’s attack.

Switzerland vs North Macedonia Key Factors to Consider

• When Switzerland and North Macedonia met for their reverse Nations League showdown last week, Tuesday’s hosts claimed a routine 3-0 victory on foreign soil.
• In fact, the Nati have won all of their opening three League B appearances by an aggregate score of 8-1.
• Switzerland have remarkably suffered just a sole competitive defeat across all competitions since way back in November 2024.
• North Macedonia have lost each of their opening three Nations League matchups by an aggregate score of 7-0.
• The Lynxes have failed to find the net in all of their last seven consecutive appearances across all competitions.

Embarking on what has become a real Nations League romp, Switzerland will simply be looking to make another promotion statement on Tuesday night. Landing a routine 3-0 victory when they travelled to North Macedonia last week, Yakin’s high-flying squad are riding a serious wave of momentum. Taking plenty of positives away from their World Cup adventure from over the summer, Switzerland are rightfully installed as a landslide contender in Luzern. It should also be highlighted, the Lynex have failed to find the net in all of their last seven consecutive appearances across all competitions.

Verdict: Both teams to score – No

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