Switzerland 3-4 Germany: Wirtz hits Sofascore 10
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16 jul 2026Switzerland 3-4 Germany: Wirtz hits Sofascore 10
Germany won a seven-goal friendly in Basel, beating Switzerland 4-3 at St. Jakob-Park. The night belonged to Florian Wirtz, who produced two goals, two assists and a perfect Sofascore Rating 10. It was a lively International Friendly that swung back and forth before a late winner settled it.
Wirtz steals the show
For Germany, Wirtz did a bit of everything. He set up Jonathan Tah’s equalizer on 26 minutes and Serge Gnabry’s 45+2 goal, then scored himself on 61 and again on 85 to decide it. The numbers back it up: 100 touches, 5 key passes, 9 ball recoveries and 4 shots, three on target.
It was a complete attacking midfield display, wrapped in efficient pressing and tidy passing. On Sofascore, that adds up to the full 10.
How the goals came
Switzerland started fast. Dan Ndoye made it 1-0 on 17 minutes from Granit Xhaka’s pass. Tah levelled for Germany on 26 via Wirtz, but Breel Embolo restored the Swiss lead at 41 from Silvan Widmer’s delivery. Gnabry equalized right on half-time, again assisted by Wirtz.
After the break, Wirtz put Germany ahead on 61 from Gnabry’s pass. Joël Monteiro came off the Swiss bench to make it 3-3 on 79 after a cross from Miro Muheim. The final word, fittingly, was Wirtz’s on 85, finishing after substitute Pascal Groß picked him out.
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Germany won a seven-goal friendly in Basel, beating Switzerland 4-3 at St. Jakob-Park. The night belonged to Florian Wirtz, who produced two goals, two assists and a perfect Sofascore Rating 10. It was a lively International Friendly that swung back and forth before a late winner settled it.
Wirtz steals the show
For Germany, Wirtz did a bit of everything. He set up Jonathan Tah’s equalizer on 26 minutes and Serge Gnabry’s 45+2 goal, then scored himself on 61 and again on 85 to decide it. The numbers back it up: 100 touches, 5 key passes, 9 ball recoveries and 4 shots, three on target.
It was a complete attacking midfield display, wrapped in efficient pressing and tidy passing. On Sofascore, that adds up to the full 10.
How the goals came
Switzerland started fast. Dan Ndoye made it 1-0 on 17 minutes from Granit Xhaka’s pass. Tah levelled for Germany on 26 via Wirtz, but Breel Embolo restored the Swiss lead at 41 from Silvan Widmer’s delivery. Gnabry equalized right on half-time, again assisted by Wirtz.
After the break, Wirtz put Germany ahead on 61 from Gnabry’s pass. Joël Monteiro came off the Swiss bench to make it 3-3 on 79 after a cross from Miro Muheim. The final word, fittingly, was Wirtz’s on 85, finishing after substitute Pascal Groß picked him out.
Numbers that tell the story
Germany carried the attacking weight: 22 shots to 7, 10 corners to none, and 8 big chances created. Switzerland stayed in it with sharp finishing and a fight in duels, winning 52% overall and 65% in the air. Gregor Kobel’s 5 saves and 30 Swiss clearances helped push it deep into the match.
Possession was 54-46 to Germany and final-third entries read 69-39. For all that pressure, the visitors still missed six big chances, which explains why this friendly stayed dramatic until minute 85.
Who else stood out
Beyond Wirtz’s masterclass, Gnabry delivered a goal and assist with 49/53 passing. Joshua Kimmich was everywhere at right-back, logging 114 touches and 6 tackles. David Raum added two key passes and constant width, while Tah’s goal capped a solid night.
For Switzerland, Xhaka’s first-half control and assist earned a 7.4 on Sofascore. Embolo battled up front for a goal, Monteiro scored from the bench, and Muheim’s cross created the late equalizer. Kobel kept it close with five saves.
Fans can find full match data, live momentum and post-match Sofascore Ratings on the Sofascore platform. For a friendly in name, this one felt anything but.