List of the international matches of the Swiss national football team

This list contains all the matches of the Swiss national football team . All matches recognized by the SFV and FIFA as official international matches are listed. In addition, games (without numbers) are listed in the statistics of the Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation , some of which are also counted as A international matches by the opposing associations. FIFA also takes into account some SV Seebach gamesas part of the "Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981", which were also partly played against club teams, while the SFV also counts games of the senior national team against U-23 teams. For some games, the SFV and the associations involved provide different game dates than FIFA.

Legend

This section serves as a legend for the following tables.

• WM = World Championship
• EM = European Championship
• n / a = after extension
• i. E. = on penalties
• Opponents = opponents marked in bold were reigning champions of their confederation at the time of the game, opponents marked with an asterisk were reigning world champions at the time of the game
• green background color = victory of the Swiss women
• red background color = defeat of the Swiss women
• yellow background color = draw (tie)

1972 to 1979

No. (SFV)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
		07/08/1970	1: 2	Italy	Salerno ( ITA )	Coppa del Mondo	The game is counted by the FIGC .
		11/08/1970	9-0	Austria	Schaffhausen
1	1	05/04/1972	2: 2	France	Basel		1st official international game 1st official home game 1st game against France 1st draw
2	2	09/09/1972	5: 2	France	Gundershoffen ( FRA )		1st official away game. 1st win
		03/02/1973	2: 6	Italy	Viareggio ( ITA )		The game is not counted by the FIGC either.
3	3	05/13/1973	5: 3	France	Valentigney ( FRA )
4th	4th	05/11/1974	0: 3	Netherlands	Schaffhausen		1st game against the Netherlands 1st defeat
5	5	09/05/1974	3: 1	France	Besançon ( FRA )
6th	6th	05.10.1974	1: 1	Netherlands	Waalwijk ( NED )
7th	7th	04/04/1975	1: 3	England	Basel		1st game against England
8th	8th	09/29/1976	0: 5	Netherlands	Tuna
		10/23/1976	2-0	Austria	Neu-Guntramsdorf ( AUT )
9	9	04/17/1977	1: 2	France	Buochs
10	10	04/28/1977	1: 9	England	Hull ( ENG )
11	11	05/21/1977	2: 2	Belgium	Grenchen		1st game against Belgium
12	12	06/25/1977	1: 2	Sweden	Gothenburg ( SWE )		1st game against Sweden
		07/17/1977	8: 1	Austria	Escholzmatt
13	13	10/01/1977	0: 1	Netherlands	Waalwijk ( NED )
14th	14th	04/08/1978	0: 2	Italy	Chiasso		1st game against Italy
15th	15th	05/20/1978	0: 2	Belgium	Diest ( BEL )
16	16	07/12/1978	6: 2	Austria	Linz ( AUT )		1st official game against Austria
17th	17th	07/29/1978	0-0	Scotland	Pescara ( ITA )	International tournament	1st game against Scotland
18th	18th	08/02/1978	0: 2	Yugoslavia	Pescara ( ITA )	International tournament	1st game against Yugoslavia
19th	19th	09/16/1978	1: 2	Netherlands	Fountain
20th	20th	10/21/1978	1: 7	Sweden	Gossau
21st	21st	04/28/1979	1: 5	Italy	Aosta ( ITA )
22nd	22nd	07/21/1979	1: 1	Finland	Scafati ( ITA )	Inofficial European Women Championship 1979
23	23	07/23/1979	0: 2	England	Naples ( ITA )	Inofficial European Women Championship 1979
24	24	09/15/1979	1-0	Netherlands	Zeist ( NED )

1980 to 1989

No. (SFV)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
25th	25th	03/15/1980	0: 4	France	Lyon ( FRA )
26th	26th	09/20/1980	2: 3	Netherlands	Zurich
27	27	October 19, 1980	2: 1	Italy	Bellinzona
28	28	03/21/1981	0: 2	France	Nyon
29	29	05/23/1981	0: 3	Norway	Moss ( NOR )		1st game against Norway
30th	30th	05/27/1981	1: 2	Finland	Iisalmi ( FIN )		1st game against Finland
31	31	09/19/1981	1: 1	Netherlands	Castricum ( NED )
		09/23/1981	1-0	Austria	Vienna ( AUT )
	32	10/16/1981	1-0	Finland	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	1. Game on another continent SV Seebach played for Switzerland. HJK Helsinki played for Finland
	33	10/17/1981	0: 1	Chinese Taipei	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	1. Game against the Republic of China First game against a reigning Asian champion
	34	10/18/1981	3-0	Netherlands	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	Zwart-Wit played for the Netherlands in '28
	35	10/20/1981	4-0	Thailand	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	Only game against Thailand so far
	36	10/22/1981	1: 3	Norway	Taipei ( TPE )	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981	BUL Oslo played for Norway
32	37	04/11/1982	0: 1	Italy	Biella ( ITA )
		05/15/1982	1-0	Austria	Eschenbach
33	38	10/10/1982	2-0	Portugal	Solothurn	European Championship qualification	1st game against Portugal
34	39	11/10/1982	1: 5	Germany	Koblenz ( DEU )		1st game against Germany 1st game of the German team
35	40	03/30/1983	0-0	Spain	Aranjuez ( ESP )		1st game against Spain
36	41	04/03/1983	1: 1	Portugal	Coimbra ( POR )	European Championship qualification
37	42	05/07/1983	1: 1	France	Meaux ( FRA )	European Championship qualification
38	43	05/11/1983	1: 2	Finland	St. Gallen
39	44	05/22/1983	0: 2	Italy	Lugano	European Championship qualification
40	45	09/14/1983	0: 2	Germany	Basel
41	46	09/17/1983	0: 2	Italy	Rome ( ITA )	European Championship qualification
42	47	October 29, 1983	0-0	France	Burgdorf	European Championship qualification
43	48	05/12/1984	0: 1	Spain	Zurich
44	49	06/30/1984	2-0	Northern Ireland	Belfast ( NIR )		1st game against Northern Ireland
45	50	09/22/1984	1: 5	Netherlands	Root
46	51	10/27/1984	0: 2	Norway	Delémont
47	52	May 25, 1985	2-0	Spain	Cuenca ( ESP )	European Championship qualification
48	53	08/17/1985	3: 3	Iceland	Sins		1st game against Iceland
		08/19/1985	2: 3	Iceland	Dietikon		The game is counted as an A international match by the KSI .
49	54	09/14/1985	0: 3	Italy	Padua ( ITA )	European Championship qualification
50	55	October 12, 1985	1: 2	Hungary	Renens	European Championship qualification	1st game against Hungary
51	56	05/10/1986	0: 3	Spain	Solothurn	European Championship qualification
52	57	08/21/1986	3: 1	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )
53	58	08/23/1986	0: 1	Iceland	Akranes ( ISL )
54	59	08/30/1986	0: 8	Norway	Dänikon
55	60	10/11/1986	1: 1	Hungary	Eger ( HUN )	European Championship qualification
56	61	11/01/1986	1: 2	Italy	Basel	European Championship qualification
57	62	04/18/1987	1: 3	France	Valence ( FRA )
58	63	09/17/1987	1: 4	Netherlands	Vianen ( NED )
59	64	11/14/1987	1: 7	Hungary	Szolnok ( HUN )	European Championship qualification
60	65	04/27/1988	0: 3	Sweden	Vä ( SWE )
61	66	May 14, 1988	0-0	Germany	Pforzheim ( DEU )	European Championship qualification
62	67	06/11/1988	3-0	Hungary	Zurich	European Championship qualification
63	68	06/18/1988	0: 5	Italy	Levanto ( ITA )	European Championship qualification
64	69	10/17/1988	0:10	Germany	Binningen	European Championship qualification
65	70	10/30/1988	0: 6	Italy	Caslano	European Championship qualification
66	71	09/16/1989	1: 1	Hungary	Kalocsa ( HUN )
67	72	10/14/1989	0: 4	Denmark	Bern	European Championship qualification	1st game against Denmark
68	73	11/04/1989	0-0	Spain	Benicasim ( ESP )	European Championship qualification
69	74	12/02/1989	1: 4	Italy	Reggio nell'Emilia ( ITA )	European Championship qualification

1990 to 1999

No. (SFV)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
70	75	04/07/1990	0: 4	Italy	Lugano	European Championship qualification
71	76	May 2nd, 1990	2: 1	Spain	Binningen	European Championship qualification
72	77	May 23, 1990	0: 4	Denmark	Vejle ( DEN )	European Championship qualification
73	78	08/25/1990	5: 1	Austria	Richterswil
		12/02/1990	0: 2	Sweden	Ruggell ( LIE )		The game is counted as an A international match by the SvFF
74	79	05/11/1991	1: 2	Belgium	Suhr
75	80	08/28/1991	1: 3	Germany	Weil am Rhein ( DEU )		First game against a reigning European champion
76	81	09/29/1991	0:10	Norway	Suhr	European Championship qualification
		11/07/1991	1: 4	Sweden	Schwamendingen		The game is counted as an A international match by the SvFF
77	82	11/16/1991	0-0	Belgium	Antwerp ( BEL )	European Championship qualification
78	83	04/11/1992	0: 1	Belgium	Pfaffikon	European Championship qualification
79	84	05/23/1992	0: 6	Norway	Geithus ( NOR )	European Championship qualification
80	85	09/26/1992	1: 2	Hungary	Riehen
81	86	11/08/1992	3: 1	Austria	Lustenau ( AUT )
82	87	05/05/1993	0: 1	Germany	Waedenswil
83	88	09/19/1993	3: 2	Wales	Cwmbran ( WAL )	European Championship qualification	1st game against Wales
84	89	October 24, 1993	0: 5	Germany	Muri	European Championship qualification
85	90	11/10/1993	1: 2	Croatia	Winterthur	European Championship qualification	1st game against Croatia
86	91	04/02/1994	4: 2	Wales	Effretikon	European Championship qualification
87	92	05/04/1994	1: 1	Croatia	Zagreb ( HRV )	European Championship qualification
88	93	09/25/1994	0:11	Germany	Vineyard	European Championship qualification	Biggest defeat
89	94	October 19, 1994	3-0	Slovakia	Oberägeri		1st game against Slovakia
90	95	05/03/1995	1-0	Slovakia	Košice ( SVK )
91	96	05/23/1995	0: 8	Germany	Therwil
92	97	09/27/1995	5-0	Yugoslavia	Belgrade ( YUG )	European Championship qualification, category B
93	98	10/15/1995	3-0	Austria	Herisau	European Championship qualification, category B
94	99	03/02/1996	0: 2	Greece	Patras ( GRE )	European Championship qualification, category B	1st game against Greece
95	100	05/04/1996	3: 1	Greece	Geneva	European Championship qualification, category B
96	101	05/19/1996	3: 4	Austria	Koblach ( AUT )	European Championship qualification, category B
97	102	06/16/1996	1: 1	Yugoslavia	Solothurn	European Championship qualification, category B	Last game against Yugoslavia
98	103	09/07/1996	3: 2	Croatia	Marly	European Championship qualification, relegation for promotion to category A.
99	104	09/28/1996	3-0	Croatia	Kutina ( HRV )	European Championship qualification, relegation for promotion to category A.
100	105	10/30/1996	0: 1	Italy	Giubiasco
101	106	05/08/1997	10-0	Slovenia	Zurich		1st game against Slovenia Highest win until April 5, 2014
102	107	06/11/1997	1: 5	Denmark	Châtonnaye
103	108	08/27/1997	1: 2	Netherlands	Apeldoorn ( NED )
104	109	09/06/1997	0: 1	Finland	Pietarsaari ( FIN )	World Cup qualification
105	110	04/10/1997	1: 2	France	Bern	World Cup qualification
106	111	11/01/1997	1: 3	Italy	Nyon	World Cup qualification
107	112	05/02/1998	0: 3	France	Bruay-la-Buissière ( FRA )	World Cup qualification
108	113	05/16/1998	0: 2	Italy	Perugia ( ITA )	World Cup qualification
109	114	06/06/1998	0: 1	Finland	Sursee	World Cup qualification
110	115	08/29/1998	2-0	Slovakia	Brezova ( SVK )
111	116	09/12/1998	1-0	Poland	Ostrowiec ( POL )	World Cup qualification, relegation to remain in the A class	1st game against Poland
112	117	10/10/1998	4-0	Poland	Renens	World Cup qualification, relegation to remain in the A class
113	118	03/13/1999	1: 2	Belgium	Bastogne ( BEL )
114	119	05/26/1999	0: 2	Germany	Weil am Rhein ( DEU )	International tournament
115	120	05/28/1999	0: 2	France	Weil am Rhein ( DEU )	International tournament
116	121	08/25/1999	0: 1	Netherlands	Therwil
117	122	09/11/1999	0: 4	Norway	Bergen ( NOR )	European Championship qualification
118	123	10/16/1999	0: 3	England	Zofingen	European Championship qualification
119	124	11/27/1999	1-0	Portugal	Leiria ( POR )	European Championship qualification

2000 to 2009

No. (SFV)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
120	125	03/11/2000	1-0	Belgium	Zuchwil
121	126	04/01/2000	0: 2	Portugal	Chêne-Bourg	European Championship qualification
122	127	05/13/2000	0: 1	England	Bristol ( ENG )	European Championship qualification
123	128	06/24/2000	0: 1	Norway	Interlaken	European Championship qualification
		07/28/2000	0: 4	USA U-21	Nuremberg ( DEU )	Nordic Cup
		07/30/2000	0: 1	Finland U-21	Hof ( DEU )	Nordic Cup
		08/01/2000	0: 1	Sweden U-21	Bamberg ( DEU )	Nordic Cup
		August 3, 2000	1: 1 n.V .; 2: 4 i. E.	Denmark U-21	Coburg ( DEU )	Nordic Cup game for 7th place
124	129	10/14/2000	1: 1	Belgium	Wolvertem ( BEL )	EM - playoff
125	130	11/18/2000	0-0	Belgium	Sierre	EM - playoff
126	131	04/15/2001	1: 1	France	Montaigu ( FRA )
127	132	05/24/2001	4: 1	Austria	Gossau
128	133	09/04/2001	1-0	Finland	Baar	World Cup qualification
129	134	09/08/2001	0: 4	Denmark	Odense ( DNK )	World Cup qualification
130	135	11/03/2001	0: 5	Sweden	Brugg	World Cup qualification
131	136	03/30/2002	0-0	Russia	Neuchâtel		1st game against Russia
132	137	04/20/2002	1: 4	Denmark	Gossau	World Cup qualification
133	138	05/05/2002	0: 1	Finland	Vantaa ( FIN )	World Cup qualification
134	139	05/08/2002	0: 4	Sweden	Solna ( SWE )	World Cup qualification
135	140	08/14/2002	2: 1	France	Clairefontaine-en-Yvelines ( FRA )
136	141	09/14/2002	1: 1	Austria	Gleisdorf ( AUT )
137	142	10/16/2002	2-0	Netherlands	Heerhugowaard ( NED )
138	143	03/29/2003	4-0	Slovakia	Love field
139	144	04/18/2003	0: 6	Sweden	Squid ( SWE )	European Championship qualification
140	145	05/17/2003	1-0	Serbia and Montenegro	Breitenbach	European Championship qualification	1st game against Serbia & Montenegro
141	146	06/01/2003	1: 1	Finland	Espoo ( FIN )	European Championship qualification
142	147	09/06/2003	0: 3	Belgium	Bouillon ( BEL )
143	148	09/27/2003	0: 1	Italy	Frauenfeld	European Championship qualification
144	149	04/09/2004	0-0	Belgium	Basel
145	150	04/11/2004	1-0	Belgium	Basel
146	151	04/24/2004	0: 2	Sweden	Solothurn	European Championship qualification
147	152	05/22/2004	0-0	Italy	Trapani ( ITA )	European Championship qualification
148	153	08/19/2004	0: 6	Scotland	Dingwall ( SCO )
149	154	09/04/2004	0: 2	Finland	Visp	European Championship qualification
150	155	09/29/2004	0: 1	Serbia and Montenegro	Kruševac ( SRB )	European Championship qualification	Last game against Serbia & Montenegro
151	156	03/25/2005	1: 2	Belgium	Arlon ( BEL )
152	157	03/27/2005	4-0	Belgium	Ethe ( BEL )
153	158	04/27/2005	2: 7	Denmark	Vildbjerg ( Denmark )
154	159	08/20/2005	3-0	Poland	Koszalin ( POL )
155	160	09/01/2005	0: 2	Russia	train	World Cup qualification
156	161	10/12/2005	0: 6	Netherlands	Zwolle ( NED )
157	162	11/12/2005	0: 4	Germany *	Ulm ( DEU )	World Cup qualification	First game against a reigning world champion
158	163	02/25/2006	2: 3	Denmark	Bellinzona
159	164	03/15/2006	3: 2	Wales	Balls
160	165	03/25/2006	2-0	Ireland	Bienne	World Cup qualification	1st game against Ireland
161	166	04/22/2006	0: 2	Ireland	Dublin ( IRL )	World Cup qualification
162	167	04/26/2006	0: 1	Scotland	Perth ( SCO )	World Cup qualification
163	168	08/26/2006	1: 1	Scotland	Willisau	World Cup qualification
164	169	08/30/2006	0: 6	Germany *	Schaffhausen	World Cup qualification
165	170	09/23/2006	0: 2	Russia	Moscow ( RUS )	World Cup qualification
166	171	02/23/2007	0-0	Malta	Paola ( MLT )		1st game against Malta
167	172	04/07/2007	0: 3	Czech Republic	Lhota ( CZE )		Only game against the Czech Republic so far
168	173	05/05/2007	1-0	Belgium	Cop	European Championship qualification
169	174	05/09/2007	2: 2	Netherlands	train	European Championship qualification
170		06/15/2007	0: 1	Sweden U-23	Kumla ( SWE )		The game is also not counted as an A international match by the SvFF
171		06/17/2007	1: 4	Sweden U-23	Glanshammar ( SWE )		The game is also not counted as an A international match by the SvFF
172	175	08/22/2007	0: 7	Germany *	Koblenz ( DEU )	European Championship qualification
173	176	09/30/2007	0: 2	Romania	Mogoşoaia ( ROM )		1st game against Romania
174	177	10/28/2007	2-0	Wales	Rhyl ( WAL )	European Championship qualification
175	178	02/18/2008	1-0	Tunisia	Sousse ( DO )		So far some game against Tunisia and first game against an African team. 1. Game in Africa
176	179	03/22/2008	3-0	Romania	Oberdorf
177	180	04/09/2008	0-0	Italy	Nyon
178	181	04/27/2008	1: 3	Belgium	Ath ( BEL )	European Championship qualification
179	182	05/08/2008	2-0	Wales	Oberdorf	European Championship qualification
180		07/15/2008	0: 1	USA U-23	Boron length ( SWE )	Nordic Cup
181		07/17/2008	2: 2	Norway U-23	Avesta ( SWE )	Nordic Cup	The game is not counted as an A international by the NFF
182		07/19/2008	0: 1	England U-23	Ludvika ( SWE )	Nordic Cup	The FA does not count the game as an A international match
183		07/21/2008	5-0	Scotland U-23	Avesta ( SWE )	Nordic Cup game for 7th place	The game is not counted as an A international match by the SFA
184	183	08/30/2008	1: 1	Netherlands	The Hague ( NED )	European Championship qualification
185	184	09/17/2008	0: 4	Scotland	Perth ( SCO )
186	185	10/01/2008	0: 3	Germany *	Basel	European Championship qualification
187	186	03/08/2009	5-0	Slovenia	Sežana ( SVN )
188	187	04/22/2009	0: 2	France	Dijon ( FRA )
189	188	04/25/2009	0: 1	France	Colmar ( FRA )
190	189	07/11/2009	0: 5	Netherlands	Amsterdam ( NED )	Women Four Nations Tournament 2009
191	190	07/13/2009	0: 2	People's Republic of China	Amsterdam ( NED )	Women Four Nations Tournament 2009	1st game against China
192	191	07/15/2009	2: 3	South Africa	Amsterdam ( NED )	Women Four Nations Tournament 2009	1st game against South Africa
193		08/12/2009	3-0	Sweden U-23	Well		The game is also not counted as an A international match by the SvFF
194	192	09/09/2009	0-0	Scotland	Niederhasli
195	193	09/19/2009	2-0	Ireland	Well	World Cup qualification
196	194	09/23/2009	1: 2	Russia	to bathe	World Cup qualification
197	195	October 28, 2009	2: 1	Israel	Nes Ziona ( ISR )	World Cup qualification	1st game against Israel

Since 2010

No. (SFV)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
198	196	02/24/2010	1: 2	Canada	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup	1st game against Canada
199	197	02/26/2010	3: 1	South Africa	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
200	198	03/01/2010	2: 2	England	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
201	199	03/03/2010	0: 4	Netherlands	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 3rd place
202	200	03/27/2010	6-0	Israel	Well	World Cup qualification
203	201	03/31/2010	2: 1	Ireland	Dublin ( IRL )	World Cup qualification
204	202	05/05/2010	0: 2	France	Basel
205	203	06/05/2010	3: 3	Scotland	Well
206	204	06/08/2010	0: 1	Scotland	train
207	205	06/19/2010	3-0	Russia	Krasnoarmeisk ( RUS )	World Cup qualification
208	206	06/23/2010	4: 2	Kazakhstan	Kokshetau ( KAZ )	World Cup qualification	1st game against Kazakhstan
209	207	08/21/2010	8-0	Kazakhstan	Friborg	World Cup qualification
210	208	09/12/2010	0: 2	England	Shrewsbury ( ENG )	World Cup qualification
211	209	09/16/2010	2: 3	England	Well	World Cup qualification
212	210	03/10/2010	3: 1	Denmark	Vejle ( DNK )	World Cup qualification
213	211	07/10/2010	0-0	Denmark	Aarau	World Cup qualification
214	212	23/10/2010	0: 1	Italy	Treviso ( ITA )	World Cup qualification
215	213	10/27/2010	2: 4	Italy	Aarau	World Cup qualification
216	214	03/02/2011	0: 2	France	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
217	215	03/04/2011	1: 2	New Zealand	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup	First game against New Zealand First game against a reigning Oceania champion
218	216	07.03.2011	0: 6	Netherlands	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
219	217	03/09/2011	2: 1	Northern Ireland	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 11th place
220	218	05/15/2011	1: 1	Canada	Rome ( ITA )		First game against a reigning CONCACAF champion
221	219	05/18/2011	1: 2	Canada	Niederhasli
222	220	08/21/2011	0: 5	Scotland	Falkirk ( SCO )
223	221	08/24/2011	1-0	Ireland	Dublin ( IRL )
224	222	09/17/2011	1: 4	Germany	Augsburg ( DEU )	European Championship qualification
225	223	09/21/2011	4: 1	Romania	Aarau	European Championship qualification
226	224	23/10/2011	2: 3	Spain	Madrid ( ESP )	European Championship qualification
227	225	11/24/2011	8: 1	Kazakhstan	Aarau	European Championship qualification	Last game under Béatrice von Siebenthal
228	226	02/28/2012	0: 3	France	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup	1st game under Martina Voss-Tecklenburg
229	227	03/01/2012	0: 1	England	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
230	228	03/04/2012	1: 3	Finland	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup	Last international match by record national player Marisa Brunner
231	229	03/06/2012	5-0	Northern Ireland	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 11th place
232	230	March 31, 2012	5-0	Turkey	Aarau	European Championship qualification
233	231	04/05/2012	0: 6	Germany	Aarau	European Championship qualification	With 3,600 spectators, the highest number of spectators is achieved at a home game.
234	232	05/26/2012	1-0	Ireland	Well
235	233	06/16/2012	4: 3	Spain	Aarau	European Championship qualification
236	234	06/21/2012	2: 4	Romania	Buftea ( ROM )	European Championship qualification
237	235	08/22/2012	2: 1	Austria	Altach ( AUT )
238	236	09/15/2012	3: 1	Turkey	Istanbul ( TUR )	European Championship qualification
239	237	09/19/2012	0: 1	Kazakhstan	Karagandy ( KAZ )	European Championship qualification
240	238	23.10.2012	0: 3	Sweden	Växjö ( SWE )
241	239	03/06/2013	0: 2	Canada	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup	Martina Moser becomes a record national player with her 79th international match
242	240	03/08/2013	1: 1	Netherlands	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
243	241	03/11/2013	3: 2	Finland	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
244	242	03/13/2013	1: 2	New Zealand	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 3rd place
245	243	04/06/2013	3: 1	Norway	Nyon		First win against Norway
246	244	06/19/2013	2: 2	Finland	Helsinki ( FIN )
247	245	09/21/2013	9-0	Serbia	Nyon	World Cup 2015 qualification	First game against Serbia, biggest defeat for Serbia
248	246	09/26/2013	2-0	Iceland	Reykjavík ( ISL )	World Cup 2015 qualification
249	247	10/31/2013	1-0	Denmark	Vejle ( DNK )	World Cup 2015 qualification
250	248	01/14/2014	2: 1	Portugal	Funchal ( PRT )
251	249	January 16, 2014	2: 1	Portugal	Machico ( PRT )
252	250	02/12/2014	5-0	Israel	Petach Tikwa ( ISR )	World Cup 2015 qualification
253	251	05.03.2014	1: 1	South Korea	Paralimni ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup	1st game against South Korea
254	252	07.03.2014	2: 1	New Zealand	Paralimni ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup	First win against a reigning continental champion
255	253	03/10/2014	1: 2	Ireland	Paralimni ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup
256	254	03/12/2014	1: 4	Netherlands	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup game for 9th place
257	255	04/05/2013	11: 0	Malta	train	World Cup 2015 qualification	Supreme victory
258	256	04/10/2014	1: 1	Denmark	Aarau	World Cup 2015 qualification
259	257	05/08/2014	3-0	Iceland	Nyon	World Cup 2015 qualification
260	258	06/14/2014	9-0	Israel	Well	World Cup 2015 qualification	With the 1-1 draw between Denmark and Iceland on the following day, Switzerland qualified for the World Cup for the first time.
261	259	06/19/2014	7-0	Serbia	Indjija ( SRB )	World Cup 2015 qualification
262	260	08/20/2014	1: 4	United States	Cary ( USA )		First game against the USA
263	261	09/17/2014	5-0	Malta	Ħamrun ( MLT )	World Cup 2015 qualification
264	262	02/10/2015	1: 2	Portugal	Cesar ( PRT )
265	263	02/12/2015	0: 1	Portugal	Santa Maria da Feira ( PRT )
266	264	03/04/2015	2-0	Iceland	Lagos ( PRT )	Algarve Cup	1st game at the Algarve Cup , Caroline Abbé is the first Swiss woman to make her 100th international game, Martina Moser comes on as a substitute for the second half, making her 100th international game.
267	265	03/06/2015	0: 3	United States	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
268	266	03/09/2015	2: 2	Norway	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup
269	267	03/11/2015	1: 4	Brazil	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup placement game	First game against Brazil, first game against a South American team
270	268	04/05/2015	3: 1	Sweden	Eskilstuna ( SWE )		First win against Sweden
271	269	05/27/2015	1: 3	Germany	to bathe
272	270	06/08/2015	0: 1	Japan *	Vancouver ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First World Cup game for Swiss women, first game against Japan, 100th international game by Lara Dickenmann
273	271	06/12/2015	10: 1	Ecuador	Vancouver ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First game against Ecuador
274	272	06/16/2015	1: 2	Cameroon	Edmonton ( CAN )	World Cup preliminary round	First game and biggest defeat against Cameroon, Martina Moser becomes the sole national record player again with her 108th international match
275	273	06/21/2015	0: 1	Canada	Vancouver ( CAN )	World Cup round of 16
276	274	09/22/2015	4: 1	Denmark	Biel / Bienne
277	275	October 24, 2015	3-0	Italy	Cesena ( ITA )	European Championship qualification
278	276	10/27/2015	4-0	Georgia	Biel / Bienne	European Championship qualification	First game against Georgia
279	277	11/27/2015	8: 1	Northern Ireland	Lurgan ( NIR )	European Championship qualification
280	278	December 01, 2015	5: 1	Czech Republic	Neuchâtel	European Championship qualification
281	279	02.03.2016	3: 4	Netherlands	The Hague ( NLD )	Olympic qualification
282	280	05.03.2016	0: 1	Sweden	Rotterdam ( NLD )	Olympic qualification	Switzerland missed the Olympic qualification
283	281	03/09/2016	2: 1	Norway	Rotterdam ( NLD )	Olympic qualification
284	282	04/08/2016	2: 1	Italy	Biel / Bienne	European Championship qualification
285	283	06/04/2016	5-0	Czech Republic	Jablonec nad Nisou ( CZE )	European Championship qualification	The Swiss women qualify for the European Championship finals for the first time
286	284	09/15/2016	3-0	Georgia	Gori ( GEO )	European Championship qualification
287	285	09/20/2016	4-0	Northern Ireland	Biel / Bienne	European Championship qualification
288	286	October 19, 2016	0: 4	USA *	Sandy ( USA )
289	287	10/23/2016	1: 5	USA *	Minneapolis ( USA )
		01/22/2017	1: 7	Spain	Oliva ( ESP )		inoff. game
290	288	03/01/2017	2: 2	Belgium	Nicosia ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2017
291	289	03.03.2017	1-0	North Korea	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2017	First game against North Korea, Martina Moser becomes the sole record player again with her 124th international match
292	290	03/06/2017	6-0	Italy	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2017	One of the two biggest defeats for the Italians
293	291	03/08/2017	1-0	South Korea	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2017 Final	First tournament win
294	292	04/10/2017	1: 2	Norway	Skien ( NOR )
295	293	06/10/2017	0: 4	England	Biel / Bienne
296	294	07/18/2017	0: 1	Austria	Deventer ( NLD )	EM preliminary round	First European Championship finals match for the Swiss, 127th and last international match for Caroline Abbé
297	295	07/22/2017	2: 1	Iceland	Doetinchem ( NLD )	EM preliminary round	Martina Moser becomes the sole national record player with her 128th international match
298	296	07/26/2017	1: 1	France	Breda ( NLD )	EM preliminary round	129th and last international match by record national player Martina Moser
299	297	09/15/2017	4: 1	Albania	Elbasan ( ALB )	World Cup 2019 qualification	First international match against Albania
300	298	09/19/2017	2: 1	Poland	Biel / Bienne	World Cup 2019 qualification	100th victory in the 300th international match counted by the SFV
301	299	10/22/2017	0: 2	Japan	Nagano ( JPN )
302	300	11/24/2017	3-0	Belarus	Schaffhausen	World Cup 2019 qualification	First international match against Belarus
303	301	11/28/2017	5: 1	Albania	Biel / Bienne	World Cup 2019 qualification
304	302	02/28/2018	0: 3	Italy	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2018
305	303	02.03.2018	4-0	Finland	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2018	50th international goal by Ana Maria Crnogorcevic
306	304	05.03.2018	0-0	Wales	Larnaca ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2018	100th international match by Ana Maria Crnogorcevic
307	305	07.03.2018	1: 2	North Korea	Paralimni ( CYP )	Cyprus Cup 2018 game for 3rd place	Lara Dickmann posing with her 129th international match the record set by Martina Moser , a
308	306	04/05/2018	1-0	Scotland	Schaffhausen	World Cup 2019 qualification	Lara Dickenmann becomes the sole record player with her 130th international match and scores her 50th international goal. First win against the Scottish senior team (also a win against the Scottish U-23 team)
309	307	06/12/2018	5-0	Belarus	Minsk ( BLR )	World Cup 2019 qualification	Ana Maria Crnogorcevic becomes the sole record scorer again with her 51st international goal in the 5th minute of the game, Lara Dickenmann also scores her 51th international goal in the 18th minute and then becomes the sole record scorer in the 55th minute with her 52nd international goal
310	308	08/30/2018	1: 2	Scotland	Paisley ( SCO )	World Cup 2019 qualification
311	309	04.09.2018	0-0	Poland	Mielec ( POL )	World Cup 2019 qualification	Switzerland missed direct qualification for the World Cup finals, but is qualified for the playoffs of the best runners-up in the group.
312	310	05.10.2018	2: 2	Belgium	Lions ( BEL )	World Cup 2019 qualification playoffs
313	311	09.10.2018	1: 1	Belgium	Biel / Bienne	World Cup 2019 qualification playoffs	Due to the away goals rule, Switzerland reached the second round 135th and last international match for record national player Lara Dickenmann
314	312	05.11.2018	0: 3	Netherlands	Utrecht ( NLD )	World Cup 2019 qualification playoffs
315	313	11/13/2018	1: 1	Netherlands	Schaffhausen	World Cup 2019 qualification playoffs	Last game under Martina Voss-Tecklenburg
		January 17, 2019	0-0	Canada	Rota ( ESP )		inoff. international match
316	314	02/27/2019	1: 4	Sweden	Faro / Loulé ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019	First official game under Nils Nielsen
317	315	04.03.2019	3: 1	Portugal	Vila Real de Santo Antonio ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019
318	316	03/06/2019	0: 3	Spain	Albufeira ( PRT )	Algarve Cup 2019 game for 7th place
319	317	04/05/2019	0-0	Finland	Biel / Bienne		100th international match by Ramona Bachmann
320	318	04/09/2019	1-0	Slovakia	Winterthur
321	319	05/29/2019	1: 3	Italy	Ferrara ( ITA )
322	320	06/14/2019	1: 1	Serbia	Stara Pazova ( SRB )
323	321	09/03/2019	4-0	Lithuania	Schaffhausen	European Championship qualification
324	322	04/10/2019	3-0	Lithuania	Šiauliai ( LTU )	European Championship qualification
325	323	08/10/2019	2-0	Croatia	Tuna	European Championship qualification
326	324	11/12/2019	6-0	Romania	Schaffhausen	European Championship qualification

From 2020

No. (SFV)	No. (FIFA)	date	Result	opponent	venue	occasion	comment
327	325	01/14/2020	2: 2	Malta	Ta'Qali ( MLT )
328	326	03/06/2020	1: 1	Austria	Marbella ( ESP )
329	327	03/10/2020	2: 1	Austria	Marbella ( ESP )
		September 18, 2020		Croatia	Zaprešić ( HRV )	European Championship qualification
		09/22/2020		Belgium	Tuna	European Championship qualification
		October 27, 2020		Romania	( ROU )	European Championship qualification
		December 01, 2020		Belgium	Lions ( BEL )	European Championship qualification

statistics

All listed games are included in the statistics.

opponent

Continental Association	Games	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (without goals in penalty shootouts)
Africa ( CAF )	FIFA + SFV	004th	002	00	002	007: 600
Asia ( AFC )	FIFA + SFV	006th	002	01	003	05: 50
	only FIFA	002	001	00	001	004: 100
	all	008th	003	01	004th	08: 70
Australia / Oceania ( OFC )	FIFA + SFV	003	001	00	002	004: 500
Europe ( UEFA )	FIFA + SVF	293	101	49	143	448: 555
	only FIFA	003	002	00	001	05: 30
	only SFV	006th	002	01	003	011: 800
	without no.	014th	005	01	008th	029:280
	all	316	110	51	155	493: 594
North / Central America ( CONCACAF )	FIFA + SFV	009	000	01	008th	05:24
	only SFV	001	000	00	001	00: 10
	without no.	001	000	00	001	00: 40
	all	011	000	01	010	05:29
South America ( CONMEBOL )	FIFA + RSSSF	002	001	00	001	011: 500
Total	all	344	117	53	174	528: 646
SFV	all	329	112	53	164	504: 613
Remarks: ↑ Incl. games decided on penalties ↑ Lost on penalties.

Occasions

occasion	Games	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (excluding penalty shoot-outs)
Friendly matches
	FIFA + SFV	120	036	20th	064	158: 244
	only SFV	003	001	00	002	04: 500
	without no.	010	005	00	005	27:23
	all	133	042	20th	071	189: 272
European Championship qualifiers	FIFA + SFV	086	031	15th	040	130: 180
World Cup qualifiers	FIFA + SFV	057	026th	07th	024	121: 780
Cyprus Cup	FIFA + SFV	028	009	05	014th	040:490
Other tournaments and cups	FIFA + RSSSF	009	000	02	007th	003:190
	only FIFA	005	003	00	002	09: 400
	without no.	001	000	00	001	01: 200
	all	015th	003	02	010	013:250
Nordic Cup	only SFV	004th	001	01	002	07: 40
	without no.	004th	000	01	003	01: 70
	all	008th	001	02	005	08: 11
Algarve Cup	FIFA + SFV	007th	002	01	004th	9:17
World Cup games	FIFA + SFV	004th	001	00	003	11: 50
Olympic qualification	FIFA + SFV	003	001	00	002	5: 6
EM games	FIFA + SFV	003	001	01	001	3: 3
Total	all	344	117	53	174	528: 646
Remarks: ↑ Incl. games decided on penalties ↑ Lost on penalties.

Venues

occasion	Games	number	Victories	draw	Defeats	Goal difference (without goals in penalty shootouts)
Away games
	FIFA + SFV	141	44	24	73	187: 276
	only SFV	002	00	00	02	1: 5
	only FIFA	001	00	00	01	000: 100
	without no.	005	02	00	03	07:15
	all	149	46	24	79	195: 297
Home games
	FIFA + SFV	125	48	18th	59	221: 237
	only SFV	001	01	00	00	003-000
	without no.	005	03	00	02	021: 800
	all	131	52	18th	61	246: 245
Play in a neutral place
	FIFA + SFV	050	15th	9	26th	70: 87
	only FIFA	004th	03	00	01	09: 30
	only SFV	004th	01	01	02	07: 40
	without no.	005	00	01	04th	01: 90
	all	063	19th	11	33	087: 103
Total	all	344	117	53	174	528: 646
Remarks: ↑ Incl. games decided on penalties ↑ Lost on penalties.

International match records

The following countries suffered their biggest defeat against Switzerland: Italy (0: 6, also once 0: 6 against Denmark) and Serbia (0: 9)

country	Games	Sp.	S.	U	N	Goal difference	Important encounters
Albania	FIFA + SFV	02	02	0	00	9: 2	World Cup qualification 2019
Belgium	FIFA + SFV	19th	04th	8th	07th	19:23	European Championship qualification 1993, 2001, 2009; World Cup qualification 2019 playoffs
Brazil	FIFA + SFV	01	00	0	01	1: 4
Rep. China (Taiwan)	FIFA	01	00	0	01	00: 10	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981
People's Republic of China	FIFA + SFV	01	00	0	01	00: 20
Denmark	FIFA + SFV	12	03	2	07th	15:34	European Championship qualification 1991; World Cup qualification 2003, 2011, 2015
Denmark -U21	without no.	01	00	1	00	1: 1	Nordic Cup 2000, game for 7th place
Germany	FIFA + SFV	17th	00	1	16	04:80	European Championship qualification 1989, 1995, 2009, 2013; World Cup qualification 2007
Ecuador	FIFA + SFV	01	01	0	00	10: 10	World Cup preliminary round 2015
England	FIFA + SFV	10	00	1	09	06:30	European Championship qualification 2001, World Cup qualification 2011
England -U23	SFV	01	00	0	01	0: 1	Nordic Cup 2008
Finland	FIFA + SFV	14th	03	4th	07th	15:18	World Cup qualification 1999, 2003; European Championship qualification 2005
	only FIFA	01	01	0	00	01-00	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981
	all	15th	04th	4th	07th	16:18
Finland -U-21	without no.	01	00	0	01	0: 1	Nordic Cup 2000
France	FIFA + SFV	21st	04th	5	12	23:40	European Championship preliminary round 2017, qualification 1984; World Cup qualification 1999
Georgia	FIFA + SFV	01	01	0	00	04-0 0	European Championship qualification 2017
Greece	FIFA + SFV	02	01	0	01	03: 3 0	European Championship qualification 1997
Ireland	FIFA + SFV	07th	05	0	02	09: 5 0	World Cup qualification 2007, 2011
Iceland	FIFA + SFV	07th	05	1	01	15: 60	European Championship preliminary round 2017; World Cup qualification 2015
	without no.	01	00	0	01	02: 30
	all	08th	05	1	02	17: 90
Italy	FIFA + SFV	24	04th	2	18th	19:53	European Championship qualification 1984, 1987, 1989, 1991, 2005, 2017; World Cup qualification 1999, 2011
	without no.	02	00	0	02	03: 80
	all	26th	04th	2	20th	22:61
Japan	FIFA + SFV	02	00	0	02	00: 30	World Cup preliminary round 2015
Yugoslavia	FIFA + SFV	03	01	1	01	06: 30	European Championship qualification 1997
Cameroon	FIFA + SFV	01	00	0	01	1: 2	World Cup preliminary round 2015
Canada	FIFA + SFV	05	00	1	04th	3: 8	2015 World Cup round of 16
Kazakhstan	FIFA + SFV	04th	03	0	01	20: 40	World Cup qualification 2011; European Championship qualification 2013
Croatia	FIFA + SFV	05	03	1	01	10: 5	European Championship qualification 1995, 1997, 2021
Lithuania	FIFA + SFV	02	02	0	00	7-0	European Championship qualification 2021
Malta	FIFA + SFV	04th	02	2	00	18: 20	World Cup qualification 2015
New Zealand	FIFA + SFV	03	01	0	02	4: 50
Netherlands	FIFA + SFV	24	02	6th	16	20:65	European Championship qualification 2009; Olympic qualification 2016; World Cup qualification 2019 (playoff final)
	only FIFA	01	01	0	00	03-00	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981
	all	24	03	5	16	22:64
Northern Ireland	FIFA + SFV	04th	04th	0	00	17: 20	European Championship qualification 2017
North Korea	FIFA + SFV	02	01	0	01	2: 2
Norway	FIFA + SFV	11	02	1	08th	08:40	European Championship qualification 1993, 2001; Olympic qualification 2016
	only FIFA	01	00	0	01	01: 30	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981
	all	12	02	1	09	09:43
Norway -U-23	SFV	01	00	1	00	02: 20	Nordic Cup 2008
Austria	FIFA + SFV	11	07th	2	02	30:14	European Championship preliminary round 2017, qualification 1997
	without no.	05	05	0	00	21: 10
	all	16	12	2	02	51:15
Poland	FIFA + SFV	05	04th	1	00	10: 1	World Cup qualification in 1999 and 2019
Portugal	FIFA + SFV	09	05	1	03	12: 9	European Championship qualification 2001, 1984
Romania	FIFA + SFV	05	03	0	02	15: 7	European Championship qualification 2013, 2021
Russia	FIFA + SFV	05	01	1	03	4: 6	World Cup qualification 2007, 2011
Scotland	FIFA + SFV	11	01	4th	06th	06:23	World Cup qualification 2007, 2019
Scotland -U-23	SFV	01	01	0	00	5-0	Nordic Cup 2008 game for 7th place
Sweden	FIFA + SFV	11	01	0	10	06:38	European Championship qualification 2005; World Cup qualification 2003; Olympic qualification 2016
	SvFF	02	00	0	02	01: 60
	all	13	01	0	12	07:44
Sweden -U-21	without no.	01	00	0	01	0: 1	Nordic Cup 2000
Sweden -U-23	SFV	03	01	0	02	4: 5
Serbia	FIFA + SFV	02	02	0	00	16: 00	World Cup qualification 2015
Serbia and Montenegro	FIFA + SFV	02	01	0	01	1: 1	European Championship qualification 2005
Slovakia	FIFA + SFV	05	05	0	00	11: 00
Slovenia	FIFA + SFV	02	02	0	00	15: 00
Spain
	FIFA + SFV	09	03	2	04th	10:14	European Championship qualification 1987, 1991, 2013
	inoff. game	01	00	0	01	1: 7
	all	10	03	2	05	11:21
South Africa	FIFA + SFV	02	01	0	01	5: 4
South Korea	FIFA + SFV	01	01	1	00	2: 1
Thailand	FIFA	01	01	0	00	4-0	Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981
Czech Republic	FIFA + SFV	03	02	0	01	10: 40	European Championship qualification 2017
Tunisia	FIFA + SFV	01	01	0	00	5: 4
Turkey	FIFA + SFV	02	02	0	00	8: 1	European Championship qualification 2013
Hungary	FIFA + SFV	06th	01	2	03	08:13	World Cup qualification 1987, 1989
United States	FIFA + SFV	04th	00	0	04th	2:16
USA -U21	without no.	01	00	0	01	0: 4	Nordic Cup 2000
USA -U23	SFV	01	00	0	01	0: 1	Nordic Cup 2008
Wales	FIFA + SFV	06th	05	1	00	14: 60
Belarus	FIFA + SFV	01	01	0	00	3-0	World Cup qualification 2019
Remarks: ↑ Incl. games decided on penalties ↑ Lost on penalties.

Game cities

Aarau Basel Bellinzona Bern Biel / Bienne Binningen Gossau Lugano Neuchâtel Niederhasli Nyon Oberdorf Renens Schaffhausen Solothurn Suhr Therwil Well train Zurich Winterthur Tuna

Home venues in Switzerland with at least two games ( green = positive game balance, yellow = balanced game balance, red = negative game balance )

Baar Breitenbach Cop Freiburg Balls Love field Zuchwil Sierre Willisau Brugg Chêne-Bourg Frauenfeld Interlaken Visp

Home game locations in Switzerland with a game from 2000 ( green = positive game balance, yellow = balanced game balance, red = negative game balance ,)

Eschenbach Escholzmatt Geneva Herisau Effretikon Marly Oberägeri Richterswil Grenchen Sins Fountain Buochs Caslano Châtonnaye Chiasso Dänikon Delémont Dietikon Giubiasco Muri Pfaffikon Riehen R. S. St. Gallen Sursee Vineyard Zofingen

Home locations in Switzerland with a game before 2000 (R = Root , S = Schwamendingen ) ( green = positive game balance, yellow = balanced game balance, red = negative game balance ,)

Venue (home games only)

city	Games	Victories	draw	Defeats	First game	Last game
Biel / Bienne	9	6th	2	1	2006	2019
Schaffhausen	8th	5	1	2	1970	2019
Aarau	8th	4th	2	2	2010	2014
Basel	8th	1	2	5	1972	2010
Well	7th	5	1	1	2009	2014
Nyon	6th	3	1	2	1981	2014
Zurich	4th	2	0	2	1980	1997
Solothurn	4th	1	1	2	1982	2004
train	4th	1	1	2	2005	2013
Gossau	3	1	0	2	1978	2002
Oberdorf	2	2	0	0	2008	2008
Neuchâtel	2	1	1	0	2002	2015
Bellinzona	2	1	0	1	1980	2006
Binningen	2	1	0	1	1988	1990
Renens	2	1	0	1	1985	1998
Tuna	2	1	0	1	1976	2019
Winterthur	2	1	0	1	1993	2019
Niederhasli	2	0	1	1	2009	2011
Bern	2	0	0	2	1989	1997
Lugano	2	0	0	2	1983	1990
Suhr	2	0	0	2	1991	1991
Therwil	2	0	0	2	1995	1999
Baar	1	1	0	0	2001	2001
Breitenbach	1	1	0	0	2003	2003
Cop	1	1	0	0	2007	2007
Eschenbach *	1	1	0	0	1982	1982
Escholzmatt *	1	1	0	0	1977	1977
Freiburg	1	1	0	0	2010	2010
Geneva	1	1	0	0	1996	1996
Herisau	1	1	0	0	1995	1995
Illnau-Effretikon	1	1	0	0	1994	1994
Balls	1	1	0	0	2006	2006
Love field	1	1	0	0	2003	2003
Marly	1	1	0	0	1996	1996
Oberägeri	1	1	0	0	1994	1994
Richterswil	1	1	0	0	1990	1990
Zuchwil	1	1	0	0	2000	2000
Grenchen	1	0	1	0	1977	1977
Sierre	1	0	1	0	2000	2000
Sins	1	0	1	0	1985	1985
Willisau	1	0	1	0	2006	2006
Brugg	1	0	0	1	2001	2001
Fountain	1	0	0	1	1978	1978
Buochs	1	0	0	1	1977	1977
Caslano	1	0	0	1	1988	1988
Châtonnaye	1	0	0	1	1997	1997
Chêne-Bourg	1	0	0	1	2000	2000
Chiasso	1	0	0	1	1978	1978
Dänikon	1	0	0	1	1986	1986
Delémont	1	0	0	1	1984	1984
Dietikon *	1	0	0	1	1985	1985
Frauenfeld	1	0	0	1	2003	2003
Giubiasco	1	0	0	1	1996	1996
Interlaken	1	0	0	1	2000	2000
Muri	1	0	0	1	1993	1993
Pfaffikon	1	0	0	1	1992	1992
Riehen	1	0	0	1	1992	1992
Root	1	0	0	1	1984	1984
Schwamendingen *	1	0	0	1	1991	1991
St. Gallen	1	0	0	1	1983	1983
Sursee	1	0	0	1	1998	1998
Visp	1	0	0	1	2004	2004
Vineyard	1	0	0	1	1994	1994
Zofingen	1	0	0	1	1999	1999

Note: * No official games

References and footnotes

1. ^ Coppa del Mondo (Women) 1970
2. ^ The SFV names May 7, 1972 as the game date
3. ↑ FFF and SFV name September 24, 1972 as the game date
4. ↑ FFF and SFV name May 31, 1973 as the game date
5. ↑ FFF and SFV name September 8, 1974 as the game date
6. ↑ The SFV and the KNVB Archived Copy ( Memento of the original from March 5, 2014 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. name October 26, 1974 as the game date. 
7. ^ The SFV names April 19, 1975 as the game date
8. ^ The SFV names September 26th, 1976, the KNVB Info: The archive link was automatically inserted and not yet checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. September 25, 1976 as the game date  
9. ↑ SvFF and SFV name June 18, 1977 as the game date
10. ^ The SFV names April 21, 1979 as the date of the match, the FIGC as well as FIFA the April 28
11. ↑ inofficial European Women Championship 1979
12. ↑ The SFV names March 14, 1981 as the match date, the FFF and FIFA as March 21.
13. ^ The SFV names September 6, 1981 as the game date
14. ↑ Women's World Invitation Tournament 1981
15. ↑ The games against New Zealand, Taiwan-B and SSG Bergisch Gladbach in the context of the tournament will not be considered by FIFA. The New Zealand Association counts the game as an international match [1]
16. ↑ The SFV names November 9, 1982 as the game date
17. ↑ The DFB names September 7th as the game date
18. ↑ Leikskýrsla | Mótalisti | Mótamál | Knattspyrnusamband Íslands
19. ↑ The SFV names August 23, 1986 as the game date, the Icelandic game August 21 and the 23rd for the following game [2]
20. ^ The SFV names August 3, 1986 as the game date, but classifies it after August 23. [3]
21. ↑ DFB and SFV name September 17, 1988 as the game date
22. ↑ ^{a b c} Spelåret 2007 - svenskfotboll.se
23. ↑ The SFV names Unteraegeri as the venue
24. ↑ The SFV names May 2, 1995 as the game date
25. ↑ Nordic Cup (Women U-20 / U-21 / U-23)
26. ↑ The SvFF names March 24th as the game date.
27. ↑ Women Four Nations Tournament 2009 (Amsterdam, Netherlands)
28. ↑ Spelåret 2009 - svenskfotboll.se
29. ↑ FIFA.com: Record player Brunner has to retire
30. ↑ [4]
31. ↑ football.ch: "Swiss women with prestige success"
32. ↑ football.ch: Swiss women also beat Poland in World Cup qualification
33. ↑ Swiss women rehabilitate themselves for defeat at the beginning
34. ↑ A goalless draw at the end of the group games
35. ↑ football.ch: "Women A-Team: Important victory against Scotland"
36. ↑ Original date: June 9, 20200
37. ↑ Original date: Apr. 4, 20200

Web links

• FIFA statistics
• Statistics of the SFV
• All games at rsssf.com, as of March 25, 2006