The “Nati” started the European Championship qualifiers very successfully, but towards the end, they looked extremely unconvincing. Essentially, it was only a stroke of luck and the absence of truly serious opponents that allowed the Swiss to secure the second spot in the group behind Romania. In total, the Swiss national team lost only one match out of ten, but they drew five times.
For example, after securing three victories at the start of the qualifiers, the “Nati” managed to secure only one home win against Andorra in the subsequent seven matches. In the spring, Switzerland played two friendly matches. First, there was an away draw with Denmark (0:0), followed by an away victory over Ireland (1:0). It’s worth noting that the result in Dublin ended a streak of five winless matches.
Estonia had a terrible qualifying campaign for the European Championship. In a group with Belgium, Austria, Sweden, and Azerbaijan, Thomas Haberli’s team finished last, earning only one point. Despite their successful performance in the Nations League, the Estonian national team even had the chance to play in the Euro playoffs but lost to Poland 1-5.
Thus, the Estonian national team hasn’t won a match in 13 consecutive games. Surprisingly, despite such dismal statistics, the coach of the Estonian national team, Thomas Haberli, managed to keep his job. In the spring, the Baltic team played a friendly match against Finland and lost away with a score of 1-2.
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