Switzerland in the same group as Germany, wins on its debut 1-2 against Hungary. He took the lead immediately after twelve minutes on a ball pocketed by the Bolognese Aebischer in depth for Duah who on the edge of offside punctures Gulacsi for the Swiss advantage. In the middle of the first half he tries to show off Hungary with a series of actions but which lack the slightest vigor and danger. Switzerland’s midfield with Xhaka and Freuler dominate the game. At the end of the first half Aebischer he doubles the lead with a beautiful long-range shot into the corner. In the second half Hungary tries again without success, they are very imprecise and the Swiss defense is a wall with a great display of Akanji. Subsequently on a cross from the left of Szoboszlai the header arrives in a dunk Varga which shortens the distance for Hungary, the Augsburg player who had previously missed a sensational opportunity. In injury time he closes it down Embolus with a lob at 1-3 on Sommer’s raise and Orban’s error. Switzerland wins and gets the first three points of the group A hooking the Germany in first place.
Hungary-Switzerland, result and scoreboard
Result: 1-3
Goals: 12′ Duah (S), 45′ Aebischer (S), 66′ Varga (U), 94′ Embolo (S).
HUNGARY (3-4-2-1): Gulacsi; Lang, Orban, Szalai (79′ Dardai); Fiola, Nagy (66′ Kleinheisler), Schafer, Kerkez (79′ Adam); Sallai, Szoboszlai; Varga. Coach: Rossi.
SWISS (3-4-2-1): Sommer; Schar, Akanji, Rodriguez; Widmer (67′ Stergiou), Freuler (85′ Rieder), Xhaka, Ndoye (85′ Sierro); Aebischer, Vargas (73′ Embolo); Duah (67′ Amdouni). Coach: Yakin.
Booked: 4′ Widmer (S), 59′ Freuler (S), 69′ Szalai (U), 87′ Fiola (U), 87′ Yakin (S).
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