A last minute goal saved Spain from the jaws of defeat in their away game In Prague against Czech Republic. They will travel to Switzerland in their third game of the Nations League, targeting their first win. Playing in League A, Group 2, Spain are third with two points, while Switzerland have no point so far. The Swiss, hosts in this game, have had two straight away defeats in their opening matches. They are coming from a crushing 4-0 loss to Portugal, having earlier suffered a 2-1 loss to Czech Republic. Their latest loss leaves them winless in four matches, and it will not get easier, with Spain also seeking their first win in this group. One thing to bank on, for the Swiss, is their home form. They haven’t lost a home game in their last 11 matches, winning eight. They have three clean sheets in the last four home matches and failed to score in just one of five home matches.

Spain have drawn both their opening games; they played to a 1-1 draw with Portugal in the opening game and a 2-2 draw with Czech Republic in the second. Three times in the last five matches they’ve scored two or more and they will go into this game on a very strong footing. Spain are unbeaten in their last six matches, and in the last 10, they’ve suffered one loss, and won seven. They were finalists in last season’s competition and will be eyeing another appearance in the finals. That will mean they go for a win in this game. With a four-game unbeaten away run, they are favorites for a win here, and especially having won three of the four. Spain will however know they are meeting a side equally good at home. In their last four away matches, Spain have scored twice in three.