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Switzerland is the second country after England to have hosted a football competition. The oldest Swiss football club still in existence today is FC St. Gallen (founded in 1879). In 1895, the Swiss Football Association - Schweizerische Football-Association was founded. The Swiss Football Association was one of seven members that founded the world football organization FIFA in 1904. In 1913, this association changed its name to the Swiss Football Federation - Schweizerischer Fussballverband - SFV. The federation changed the nteen to German with the aim of promoting football widely among the masses and hoping to receive financial support from the country, which was only achieved in the 1920s.

In the early years, in the mid-1890s, Switzerland competed in international tournaments, initially on the level of clubs from neighboring countries. To date, Switzerland has participated in the World Cup 12 times, the first time was in 1934, and their best achievement was in the quarterfinals in 1934, 1938, 1954. At the European football championship. In Europe, this team has participated 5 times, the first time was in 1996, and their best achievement is reaching the quarterfinals of 2020. Switzerland has participated in the UEFA Cup once in the season. 2018-2019, their best achievement is 4th place.

A remarkable thing in the statistics of players who hold the record of participating in the national team and the king record. The goal scorer was that in the early years of football in Switzerland, there were very few international matches held compared to today. Rudolf Ramseier is a player who has appeared in 59 matches between 1920-1931. From 1922-1937, Abegglen beat Rudolf Ramseier in 68 matches. Severino Menelli set a record 80 matches between 1930-1943. The most is Neinz Hermann with 117 games....