France v Switzerland World Cup Betting Odds

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France v Switzerland World Cup betting odds were at 4/5, Switzerland at 4/1 and the Draw at 5/2.  Half the action was on France.  You can bet this matchup at BetDSI.com and get up to US$2500 in FREE CASH.

Switzerland and France last met on 13 June 2006; it was in Stuttgart in their opening game of that year's World Cup. The game ended 0-0; it was their only previous encounter at the World Cup.

France are unbeaten in their last five games against Switzerland (W2 D3). The Nati's last win against their neighbours dates back to 27 May 1992 in a friendly played in Lausanne (2-1).

Switzerland are yet to beat France in a competitive game (qualifiers + major tournaments), drawing three and losing one (Euro 2004 group stages).

The last three games between Switzerland and France have all been drawn and have only produced two goals.

France have scored 99 goals in World Cup history. Only four teams (Brazil, Germany, Italy and Argentina) have netted more.

In their opening games, both teams enjoyed more possession than they had previously managed in a single World Cup game since 1966 - France (70.8%) and Switzerland (62.16%).

Karim Benzema became the first France player to score two goals in a single World Cup game since Zinedine Zidane scored a brace in the 1998 final.  He has scored eight goals in his last seven caps.

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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