France U-21 and Switzerland U21 meet at Stade Michel d’Ornano, in a match for this phase of the UEFA Under-21 Championship (Qualifying Round).
France ’21:
The team reaches this stage of the UEFA Under 21 Championship (Qualifying Round) after having finished the group stage in 2nd place in Group 2, with 9 points won. France Under-21 have won 3 and lost 1 of their last 4 UEFA Under-21 Championship matches. Their defense has not been very strong, as they have conceded goals in 3 of the last 4 matches, but their offense has scored regularly, since he scored at least one goal in each of the last 4 matches for this competition. This is a team that tends to score many times first: they opened the scoring in 9 of their last 11 games, of these 9 they reached the break with an advantage in 5 and managed to maintain the advantage until the end of the 90 ‘in 6. In the last 11 matches for all competitions there is 1 period that stands out: they have conceded 6 of their 14 goals between minutes (46’ ‑ 60 ‘).
France U21 enters this game motivated after a victory, by 0-5, in the trip to the country of Liechtenstein U21, thus adding the fifth victory in a row in this qualifying phase: the team’s goals were signed by Jeff Reine-Adélaïde, Colin Dagba, Romain Faivre, Isaac Lihadji and Benoît Badiashile. Normally Mr. Sylvain Ripoll plays in 4-3-3 favoring the maintenance of the possession of the ball and the attacks on the flanks. In this design, the three most advanced men will be Moussa Diaby, Amine Gouiri and Odsonne Edouard: the first athlete mentioned is very fast and strong at the end. The French coach can use all his athletes.
Switzerland U21:
The team reaches this stage of the UEFA Under 21 Championship (Qualifying Round) after having finished the group stage in 1st place in Group 2, with 12 points won. In the last 4 matches they played for the UEFA Under 21 Championship, Switzerland U21 won 4.
For this competition, record a sequence of 4 wins in the last matches. His attack has scored regularly, as he has always scored at least one goal in the last 4 matches for this competition. In their matches there is a tendency for goals, since 7 of the last 8 matches have ended with Over 1.5 goals and 6 out of 8 have ended with Over 2.5 goals.
Switzerland U21 enters this match motivated after the 2-1 victory against Azerbaijan U21, thus adding the ninth consecutive victory in this qualifying round: the team’s goals were signed by Bastien Toma and Filip Stojilkovic. The Swiss youth team usually plays in a 4-3-3 tactical system, favoring a more offensive style of play, attacking through the side aisles. On an individual level, we highlight the forward Andi Zeqiri, who is very fast and very strong on the counterattack. Coach Mauro Lustrinelli can count on all his players.
