Great Britain vs Switzerland prediction and odds: Davis Cup

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After defeating Australia in the first round of the Davis Cup group round, the British team will make its second appearance in the second round of the group stage. Switzerland will strive to bounce back from their crushing defeat to France, in which they failed to win any of their three matches.

Our favourite Great Britain vs Switzerland predictions

Contents

1 Our favourite Great Britain vs Switzerland predictions
2 Great Britain to win 3-0
3 Great Britain vs Switzerland: Will The Brits secure its place in the next stage?
- 3.1 Great Britain preview
- 3.2 Switzerland preview
4 Key match details

After examining both squads’ initial matches, I have a better idea of what can happen between Great Britain and Switzerland. Continue reading to find out what the suggestions for this match will be, as well as other tennis predictions for today.

Great Britain to win 3-0

When we look at the history of these two teams, we can see that the British team has the most victories, with three to Switzerland’s one. The last time they met was in 2005, and despite the fact that 18 years have passed, two players from that day will compete in the Davis Cup 2023.

Stan Wawrinka (20 years) and Andy Murray (18 years) were both part of that fight, which ended in favor of the Swiss team, which included Roger Federer.

Switzerland did not win a single match in the preceding match; only Dominik Striker won a set, but Stan Wawrinka lost both in singles and doubles. Great Britain faced Australia in three fierce duels, and while they lost the pairs match, they won both singles matches. I believe the British squad will win all three games against a poor Swiss team.

Great Britain vs Switzerland: Will The Brits secure its place in the next stage?

Follow closely the analysis of this and other Davis Cup scheduled matches.

Great Britain preview

Although Jack Draper lost the first set to Thanasi Kokkinakis, he quickly recovered and won the next two sets to even the score. Daniel Evans was likewise fortunate in his singles encounter, defeating Alex de Minaur in three sets. Evans did not do as well in doubles, when he partnered with Neal Skupski.

Full team

Cameron Norrie
Daniel Evams
Andy Murray
Jack Draper
Neal Skupski

Captain: Leon Smith

Switzerland preview

The Swiss team must be concerned after none of its representatives managed to win at least one game against France. Expectations were higher for veteran Stan Wawrinka, who lost in both singles and doubles. Dominik Stricker won the first set against Adrian Mannarino to start the series, but the Swiss player lacked consistency and dropped the next two sets.