Slovenia
SwitzerlandSlovenia: 1. Oblak - 2. Karničnik, 4. Zaletel, 5. Kuzmič, 6. Bijol, 21. Drkušić - 10. Zabukovnik - 22. Gnezda Cerin - 20. Matko (Begić Т., 80) - 15. Sturm D., 18. Vipotnik (Celar, 80)
Substitution: Begić Т. (from 80); Celar (from 80)
Bench: 12. Vidovšek, 16. Vekic - 3. Urbančič, 17. Obrić, 23. Brekalo D. - 13. Zeljković - 8. Lovric S., 19. Horvat T. - 7. Verbič - 9. Šporar
Yellow Cards: Kuzmič 50; Bijol 83
Switzerland: 1. Kobel - 2. Britschgi, 4. Elvedi, 5. Akanji, 16. Athekame (Schmidt I., 59), 22. Rieder Fa. (Rodriguez, 90) - 20. Aebischer (Sow Dj., 87) - 6. Zakaria D., 8. Freuler - 11. Ndoye D. (Ballet, 87) - 7. Embolo (Amdouni, 59)
Substitution: Amdouni (from 59); Schmidt I. (from 59); Sow Dj. (from 87); Ballet (from 87); Rodriguez (from 90)
Bench: 12. Mvogo, 21. Keller M. - 3. Bajrami Adrian, 18. Cömert - 14. Jashari A., 19. Itten - 23. Sanches A.
Aston Villa midfielder Johan Manzambi has pulled out of the Switzerland national team squad due to a calf problem, ruling him out of their upcoming UEFA Nations League fixtures.
Argentina will now face England in one of the standout fixtures of the 2026 FIFA World Cup semi-finals
Both teams approached the match with discipline rather than adventure
Switzerland extended their impressive unbeaten run
Switzerland underlined their status as Group B favourites
Switzerland took a major step towards the knockout stages of the FIFA World Cup 2026
The incident occurred during Switzerland's opening goal in the 1-1 draw, when a penalty was awarded in the 14th minute
If there is a truly romantic World Cup in the archives, look no further than 1966. Football finally "came home" to England, but not before the host nation managed to misplace the trophy itself
1aDespite conceding three goals, Germany showed resilience and attacking firepower