Switzerland 4-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina<\/p>\n
An unbelievable conclusion to an absolute thriller at the Los Angeles Stadium! Just when it looked like the scoring was done, a wide-open second half exploded for a fifth and final goal deep into stoppage time to finish 4\u20131 in favor of Switzerland.<\/p>\n
In the 96th minute, Bosnia-Herzegovina’s Amar Memi\u0107 mistimed a defensive clearance entirely inside his own penalty area, swiping through the legs of Swiss midfielder Djibril Sow. The referee pointed to the spot immediately for an undisputed penalty.<\/p>\n
Captain Granit Xhaka stepped up in the 97th minute and coolly converted from 12 yards out, smashing the ball past Nikola Vasilj to put a final exclamation mark on a completely dominant second-half performance by La Nati.<\/p>\n
With this comprehensive 4\u20131 victory, Switzerland secures three vital points, jumping to the top tier of Group B with a total of four points. Bosnia-Herzegovina will have to regroup quickly after a tough night that saw them finish with ten men and just one point from their opening two matches.<\/p>\n
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Switzerland 3-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina<\/p>\n
Switzerland defeated Bosnia-Herzegovina 3\u20131 in a dramatic Group B encounter at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with all four goals arriving during a frantic final 20 minutes of play. After a deadlocked opening 70 minutes, a triple substitution by Switzerland completely changed the dynamic of the match.<\/p>\n
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89′ Switzerland 3-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina<\/p>\n
What a game-changing masterstroke from Murat Yakin! The Swiss substitutes have utterly blown this Group B match open in the second half at the Los Angeles Stadium.<\/p>\n
After a tightly contested, goalless first half, Switzerland found their breakthrough in the 74th minute when 20-year-old Johan Manzambi came off the bench to fire home a brilliant side volley.<\/p>\n
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Switzerland 2-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina<\/p>\n
20-year-old substitute Johan Manzambi met a dangerous cross into the box with a precise volley to break the deadlock.<\/p>\n
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Switzerland 1-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina<\/p>\n
Just four minutes after coming off the bench, 20-year-old Johan Manzambi has broken the deadlock to put Switzerland ahead in this crucial Group B fixture.<\/p>\n
The young SC Freiburg midfielder met a cross into the box with a spectacular volley, beating Bosnia-Herzegovina goalkeeper Nikola Vasilj to make it 1-0 in the 74th minute.<\/p>\n
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Switzerland and Bosnia-Herzegovina are set to clash in a high-stakes Group B match at the 2026 World Cup<\/a>.<\/p>\n