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Switzerland logoSwitzerland
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4 - 1
HT: 0–0
Bosnia & Herzegovina logoBosnia & Herzegovina

18 Jun 2026, 19:00

SoFi Stadium, Inglewood

Joao Pedro Pinheiro, Portugal

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home logoSwitzerland
65’N. Elvedi
71’D. Ndoye
71’F. Rieder
71’M. Aebischer
74’J. Manzambi
84’R. Vargas
86’S. Widmer
89’B. Embolo
90’J. Manzambi
90’G. Xhaka
Bosnia & Herzegovinaaway logo
A. Dedic59’
E. Dzeko61’
B. Tahirovic63’
E. Dzeko64’
T. Muharemovic80’
E. Demirovic86’
I. Sunjic86’
K. Alajbegovic90’
E. Mahmic90’

AI Post-Match Analysis

Match Rating
7.5/10
Man of the Match
J. Manzambi
Key Moments
174’ J. Manzambi’s goal, breaking the deadlock after Switzerland’s sustained pressure and Bosnia’s defensive errors.
280’ Red card to T. Muharemovic, which shifted the match’s momentum and forced Bosnia into a defensive retreat.
390+7’ Penalty conversion by G. Xhaka, sealing the result after Switzerland’s relentless attacking efforts in the final stages.
Tactical Insights
Switzerland’s midfield dominance (512 accurate passes) and high pressing forced Bosnia into errors, creating clear-cut chances.
Bosnia’s failure to adapt to the numerical disadvantage after the red card led to a collapse in defense, allowing Switzerland to score two late goals.
The use of wide players by Switzerland to stretch Bosnia’s defense created space for Manzambi and Vargas to exploit gaps in the final third.
Switzerland dominated the match statistically, with 62% possession, 12 shots (6 on target), and 512 accurate passes compared to Bosnia & Herzegovina’s 38% possession, 5 shots (3 on target), and 285 accurate passes. The first half was tightly contested, with both teams failing to break the deadlock despite Switzerland’s control. The breakthrough came in the 74th minute when J. Manzambi capitalized on a defensive lapse to open the scoring. Bosnia’s inability to counter Switzerland’s midfield pressure and their high number of fouls (16) highlighted their tactical struggles. The red card to T. Muharemovic in the 80th minute further tilted the balance, leading to a numerical disadvantage that Switzerland exploited with two late goals, including a penalty converted by G. Xhaka. Bosnia’s only goal came in the 90+3’ minute, but it was too late to impact the result. Switzerland’s clinical finishing and disciplined defense were pivotal, while Bosnia’s lack of cohesion and poor decision-making in key moments cost them the match.