Switzerland and Australia drew 1–1 in an International Friendly on 6 June, with the hosts dominating shot volume but failing to convert their superiority into victory. Switzerland created nine attempts, including three on target, deploying a 4–4-2 shape to press their opponents, while Australia operated from a more compact 3–4-2-1 and managed five shots with two finding the target. Australia's goalkeeper faced a save percentage of 50%, conceding 1.0 post-shot expected goals above their actual tally, suggesting marginal fortune in their defensive performance. The stalemate leaves both sides with unfinished business ahead of their next fixtures, though Switzerland's greater shot output indicates they controlled proceedings for large periods. Neither side found decisive penetration despite territorial advantage shifting throughout the encounter.