Germany U-17 vs Switzerland U-17 Live Score and Live Stream

Preview

Germany U-17 played Switzerland U-17 at the Playoffs of Uefa Under-17 Championship on May 27. The match kicked off 13:00 UTC. Germany U-17 won on penalties as the score was 1-1.

Winsley Boteli scored the first goal from the penalty spot on the 16th minute of the game followed by a goal from Paris Brunner who made the final score 1-1.

Germany U-17 national football team (also known as Germany U17) and Switzerland U-17 national football team (commonly referred to as Switzerland U17) meet again 10 years after the Group B match which ended in a draw 1-1. Germany U-17 national football team are having a solid run at the moment winning their matches against Scotland U-17, France U-17 and Portugal U-17 so they'll try to extend their winning streak with a victory over Switzerland U-17 national football team.

Switzerland U-17 national football team are going into the fixture after playing a draw against England U-17 on May 24 extending their unbeaten streak to 3 matches.

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Live Streaming

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Line-Ups

We are updating team formations and line-ups for Germany U-17 - Switzerland U-17 in real time.

Germany U-17 kicked off the game with Max Schmitt, Almugera Kabar, Maxim Dal, Finn Jeltsch, Eric Da Silva moreira, Assan Ouedraogo who got substituted by Winners Osawe on the 68th minute, Fayssal Harchaoui who got substituted by Bence Dardai on the 83rd minute, Paris Brunner, Noah Darvich who got substituted by Kjell Watjen on the 77th minute, Charles Herrmann and Max Moerstedt who got substituted by Robert Ramsak on the 68th minute as starters, with Taylan Bulut, Bence Dardai, Konstantin Heide, Maximilian Hennig, Jarzinho Malanga, David Odogu, Winners Osawe, Robert Ramsak and Kjell Watjen on the bench.

Switzerland U-17's starting eleven were Gentrit Muslija, Rhodri Smith, Marvin Akahomen, Elohim Kamoko, Loun Srdanovic who got substituted by Jeremy Fasano on the 82nd minute, Cheveyo Tsawa who got substituted by Leon Grando on the 66th minute, Alessandro Romano who got substituted by Elio Rufener on the 57th minute, Demir Xhemalija, Luca Buhlmann who got substituted by Jason Parente on the 57th minute, Junior Ze Arlet who got substituted by Modou Minteh on the 82nd minute and Winsley Boteli, with Jeremy Fasano, Leon Grando, Corsin Konietzke, Modou Minteh, Jason Parente, Elio Rufener, Tarik Seferovic and Dario Walti on the bench.

Referee showed the yellow card 4 times throughout the game. Eric Da Silva moreira, Luca Buhlmann, Noah Darvich and Bence Dardai were the ones to receive it.

Stats

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Head-to-head

Germany U-17 and Switzerland U-17 have met once since May 2014. That match ended in a draw. The most recent match between them took place on May 9, 2014 at the Group B of Uefa Under-17 Championship which ended in a draw - 1-1. Germany U-17 have scored 1 goal in these 1 head-to-head match in total and Switzerland U-17 have also scored 1. So, overall, Germany U-17 and Switzerland U-17 have almost identical head-to-head record against each other in their recent history.

Recent Form

Germany U-17 are on a winning streak - they have won Scotland U-17, France U-17 and Portugal U-17 in their previous 3 matches while Switzerland U-17 have played a draw with England U-17 in their previous match. Overall, Germany U-17 have won 11 of their last 20 matches, losing 5 and drawing 4, while Switzerland U-17 have won 6 of their last 20 matches, losing 7 and drawing 7.

Germany U-17 have won 5 times (3-0 against Scotland U-17 on 23rd of May, 1-3 against France U-17 on 20th of May, 0-4 against Portugal U-17 on 17th of May, 7-0 against Finland U-17 on 25th of March and 1-2 against Turkey U-17 on 22nd of March) and lost once (3-4 against Spain U-17 on 28th of March) in their most recent 6 matches.

Switzerland U-17 have won 3 times (1-2 against Croatia U-17 on 21st of May, 2-0 against Netherlands U-17 on 18th of May and 2-5 against Latvia U-17 on 22nd of March), lost once (1-2 against France U-17 on 28th of March) and drew twice (0-0 against England U-17 on 24th of May and 1-1 against Albania U-17 on 25th of March) in their most recent 6 matches.

Team Streaks

Video Highlights

We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between Germany U-17 and Switzerland U-17 in real time. You can watch the goals by Winsley Boteli and Paris Brunner as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of Germany U-17 - Switzerland U-17 are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.