For Switzerland, this campaign is even more important than Germany, who have already locked up their qualification spot early.
In the journey of the European Championships, the performance of the German team is like a bright landscape, the tacit understanding between the players seems to have been predetermined. Admittedly, people are fond of such as Musiala, Cole Harvey, Shavitz and other new stars of the dazzling performance, however, the veteran Ozier and Gentile is the team's offense and defense of the mainstay. Ozier is always keen to find the opponent's cracks, waving the baton deep into the penalty area and making accurate passes to link up the offense. Gentile, on the other hand, is a skillful receiver in front of the field and often finds good opportunities in the penalty area, which is also the secret of the goal and assists he has already collected.
But I think Germany, who are probably set to qualify, might give these two experienced players a little rest, which might be a godsend for Switzerland.
With 4 points, Switzerland may have advanced to the next level, and they have enough tactical features to put Germany in a tough battle. In my opinion, Germany's defensive end is one of their major pitfalls, and if their opponents are able to utilize this effectively, Sutton Shakiri may become a nightmare for them.
Overall, both teams are probably happy to maintain the status quo through a draw.
