Switzerland
AustraliaSwitzerland: 1. Kobel - 3. Widmer (Zakaria D., 71), 4. Elvedi (Amenda, 71), 5. Akanji (Cömert, 80), 13. Rodriguez (Muheim, 71) - 20. Aebischer (Rieder Fa., 46) - 8. Freuler (Okafor, 80), 9. Manzambi (Jashari A., 71), 10. Xhaka (Fassnacht, 80) - 11. Ndoye D. (Sow Dj., 46) - 23. Amdouni (Itten, 71)
Substitution: Rieder Fa. (from 46); Sow Dj. (from 46); Amenda (from 71); Zakaria D. (from 71); Itten (from 71); Muheim (from 71); Jashari A. (from 71); Cömert (from 80); Okafor (from 80); Fassnacht (from 80)
Bench: 12. Mvogo, 21. Keller M. - 25. Jaquez - 17. Vargas R. - 7. Embolo
Yellow Cards: Akanji 32; Xhaka 45; Okafor 82
Australia: 18. Beach - 3. Circati (Geria, 46), 19. Souttar H. (Degenek, 81), 25. Herrington (Burgess, 46), 16. Behich (Bos, 71) - 13. O`Neill, 15. Trewin (Devlin, 81), 24. Okon-Engstler (Irvine J., 71) - 20. Volpato C. (Metcalfe, 46) - 17. Irankunda (Leckie, 71) - 26. Yengi (Touré M., 71)
Substitution: Burgess (from 46); Geria (from 46); Metcalfe (from 46); Bos (from 71); Irvine J. (from 71); Touré M. (from 71); Leckie (from 71); Degenek (from 81); Devlin (from 81)
Bench: 1. Ryan M., 12. Izzo - 4. Rowles - 23. Velupillay, 10. Hrustic - 11. Mabil
Yellow Cards: Yengi 33; Irankunda 69
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
