TIPS - Switzerland VS Sweden

[(Switzerland) Strength]:
1. Switzerland currently lead the group with 10 points. The team still need to exert full effort to secure points and quickly confirm their qualification for the World Cup, indicating strong motivation for this match.
2. The majority of players in Switzerland's current squad list play for clubs in Europe's top five leagues, including well-known players like Granit Xhaka, Manuel Akanji, and Gregor Kobel. The team's overall strength should not be underestimated.
3. Switzerland drew 0-0 with Slovenia in the last World Cup qualifier. The team received 3 wins and 1 draw in the qualification, ranking first in the group.
4. Switzerland won 3 home games in a row this year, showing their strong home strength.
5. Switzerland scored 9 goals and conceded none in their 4 qualifiers, boasting excellent offense and defense.
6. Switzerland are 17th in the world, having superior overall strength to 40th-placed Sweden.
7. The two teams only met once in the last 5 years, when Switzerland beat Sweden 2-0 in a World Cup qualifier this October.
8. Switzerland won 6 of the last 7 games in AH, revealing performances in line with expectations.

[(Sweden) Strength]:
1. Sweden's current squad list also predominantly features players from Europe's top five leagues, giving them decent overall strength. Notably, Alexander Isak, who plays for Premier League giants Liverpool, has a Transfermarkt valuation of up to 140 million euros, making him the star player of Sweden.

[(Sweden) Weakness]:
1. Sweden performed poorly in the qualification, currently sitting at the bottom of the group with only 1 point. The team have already been eliminated from direct qualification for the World Cup, but Sweden previously secured a play-off spot based on their UEFA Nations League ranking. The remaining two qualifying matches are therefore inconsequential, and their motivation for this match is low.
2. Sweden lost 1-0 to Kosovo in the last qualifier, suffering a 3-game losing streak in the World Cup qualification, which shows poor performances.
3. Sweden won one, drew one, and lost two in four away games this year, performing underwhelmingly on the road.
4. Sweden scored 2 goals and conceded 7 in their 4 qualifiers, featuring poor offense and defense.
5. Sweden lost the last 4 games in AH, performing below expectations.

[Tips]:
Switzerland received 3 wins and 1 draw in the qualification, showcasing excellent performances.

Besides, the team won the previous 3 home matches, performing impressively at home.

Sweden have poor performances in the World Cup qualification, losing the last 3 qualifiers.

The team have already been eliminated from direct qualification for the World Cup, but Sweden previously secured a play-off spot based on their UEFA Nations League ranking, so their motivation for this match is low.

The AH line is -1.00 for the home team, which is in favor of Switzerland.

Combined with the two teams' recent form, Switzerland are expected to win this match.

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