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Stats

Scorewit World Cup
Nation · World Cup

Switzerland

In the World Cup since 1934

47 World Cup matches across 13 appearances.

47
Played
17
Won
65
Goals scored
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Biggest win: Switzerland 4–1 Bosnia & Herzegovina (2026).

Switzerland have played 47 World Cup matches across 13 editions in the covered data: 17 won, 10 drawn, 20 lost, with 65 goals scored and 79 conceded.

Quick answers

Has Switzerland ever won the World Cup?
No — Switzerland have not won the World Cup in a completed edition in the covered data.
How many times has Switzerland appeared at the World Cup?
Switzerland have appeared at 13 World Cup editions in the covered data, first in 1934.
How many goals has Switzerland scored in World Cups?
Switzerland have scored 65 World Cup goals and conceded 79 across 47 matches in the covered data.
What is Switzerland's best World Cup result?
Switzerland's best World Cup result — the furthest they have gone — is the quarter-finals (1934, 1938, 1954, 2026).
When did Switzerland last play in a World Cup?
Switzerland last played at the 2026 World Cup.

All-time record

PlayedWonDrawnLostGoals
4717102065–79

Penalty shootouts: 1–1. W/D/L is by the 90-minute or extra-time scoreline; a shootout only decides who advances.

Tournament finishes

No top-three World Cup finish in a completed edition.

World Cup editions

1934 · 1938 · 1950 · 1954 · 1962 · 1966 · 1994 · 2006 · 2010 · 2014 · 2018 · 2022 · 2026.

Biggest wins

ResultEditionRound
Switzerland 4–1 Bosnia & Herzegovina2026Group
Switzerland 3–0 Honduras2014Group
Switzerland 4–1 Romania1994Group

Notable matches

World Cup head-to-heads

Source: 2026 World Cup match record, via openfootball (public-domain data) — source

✓ Every fact computed from public match records — openfootball (public-domain data). Not written by anyone.

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