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Switzerland v France : France make it three wins from three

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Switzerland's last victory against France was in May 1992 (2-1 in Lausanne). Since then, they have failed to win any of their six games against their neighbours (D3 L3). The draw is 3.00.
France are unbeaten in their three previous meetings with Switzerland in major tournaments, winning against the Swiss at EURO 2004 and World Cup 2014, and drawing in the 2006 World Cup. They are 2.00 to win again.
There were seven goals between the teams in their last meeting at the 2014 World Cup (France 5-2 Switzerland), more than there had been in the four meetings prior (6 goals). Over 5.5 goals is 26.00.
The seven goals between France and Switzerland at the 2014 World Cup all came from different players. Both teams to score is 2.00.
France's only previous game at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy ended in an 8-0 win against Jamaica back in June 2014. They are 3.30 to win half-time/full-time.
This is the third time France have opened up a EURO with two wins, after 1984 and 2000. They lifted the trophy on the two previous occasions. France are 5.00 to win tournament.
France are the only team among the 24 present at this year's EURO to have won all their games in 2016 (6 out of 6). A seventh win in a row against Switzerland would be their best run since their record 14-game winning streak from March 2003 to February 2004. The draw half-time/France full-time double result is 4.90.
France haven't had a single shot on target so far before half-time at EURO 2016. The odds of the score being 0-0 at half-time is 2.28.
Switzerland's two goals at EURO 2016 have both been scored from corners. They were already the top scoring side from corners during the qualifiers (7 goals). Over 2.5 goals is 2.54.
Dimitri Payet has scored (2) or assisted (1) three of France's four goals at this year's EURO. Payet is 3.50 to score.

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