Switzerland vs Netherlands - Euro 2022: TV channel, live stream, team news & prediction
Netherlands had to come from behind to draw against Sweden and survived a scare against Portugal, but the Dutch can now win Group C if they at least match Sweden's result in the final round of fixtures before the knockouts.
In Switzerland, they face a side that gave up a 2-0 lead against Portugal and was subsequently narrowly beaten by Sweden in the same week as a stomach bug swept through the squad.
The Swiss are not out of it themselves, although they need to win here and hope that Portugal don't also beat Sweden. Given that a Portugal result is unlikely, there is big motivation to go for it here.
How to watch Switzerland vs Netherlands on TV/live stream
When is kick-off? Sunday 17 July, 17:00 (BST)
Where is the match being played? Bramall Lane, Sheffield
TV channel/live stream? BBC Two (UK)
What time does coverage start? 16:20 (BST)
Switzerland team news
Switzerland are now back to full strength after a gastrointestinal bug ripped its way through the squad before their match against Sweden. Everyone has been in training.
Netherlands team news
Jackie Groenen is back in training after recovering from Covid-19 and returning a negative test. giving coach Mark Parsons a decision to make whether she plays instantly or he sticks with Damaris Egurrola, who was player of the match against Portugal.
Defender Aniek Nouwen, who suffered an injury against Sweden is also in contention to play.
Vivianne Miedema celebrated her birthday on Friday in isolation in her room - the rest of the squad serenaded her through the window.
Switzerland vs Netherlands predicted lineups
Switzerland (4-4-1-1): Thalmann; Maritz, Calligaris, Kiwic, Aigbogun; Crnogorcevic, Walti, Maendly, Reuteler; Sow; Bachmann
Netherlands (4-3-3): Van Domselaar; Wilms, Van der Gragt, Nouwen, Janssen; Van de Donk, Groenen, Spitse; Roord, Beerensteyn, Martens
Switzerland vs Netherlands scored prediction
Netherlands still haven't put together a fully polished performance over 90 minutes, but have shown flashes of what they are capable of, cut with disappointing or poor moments.
Switzerland won't be pushovers, especially now that they are back to full strength, but Parsons will hope that his Dutch side have at least learned from their first two games and be better here.
Prediction: Switzerland 1-3 Netherlands
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