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Qatar vs Switzerland Match result — 13.06.2026

Qatar
DL
June 13, 2026
19:00
World Cup
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Switzerland
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H2H Stats Matches and Previous Teams Results

Total games 2
Total Goals Avg 1.50
Both teams scored 50%
1.00 Total average 0.50
2.00 Yellow cards 1.00
Last 2 matches
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13.06.2026 World Cup
Qatar
Switzerland
1 0 1 1 1 0
0.76 3.24
3 10
2 1
0 0
14.11.2018 Friendlies
Switzerland
Qatar
0 0 0 1 0 1
0 0
0 0

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Qatar

Team Overview

In their latest friendly, Qatar faced El Salvador at home, where the match ended in a goalless draw. Despite controlling 59% of possession, they struggled to convert their chances, managing only one shot on goal.

Match statistics (Qatar vs El Salvador):

  • Possession: 59% – 41%
  • Corners: 3 – 4
  • Fouls: 10 – 19
  • Yellow cards: 1 – 1
  • Shots on target: 1 – 3
Switzerland

Team Overview

Switzerland played to a 1-1 draw against Australia in their most recent friendly, where they had a significant advantage in possession at 63%. However, they were unable to secure a win despite having more shots on goal.

Match statistics (Switzerland vs Australia):

  • Possession: 63% – 37%
  • Corners: 7 – 2
  • Fouls: 10 – 14
  • Yellow cards: 3 – 2
  • Shots on target: 3 – 2

Qatar - Switzerland Match Result

Late Drama as Qatar Equalize Against Switzerland

In a thrilling encounter, Qatar managed to secure a 1-1 draw against Switzerland in their World Cup opener, with a dramatic equalizer coming in the dying moments of the match.

Switzerland took an early lead through a penalty converted by B. Embolo in the 17th minute, following a foul that saw Qatar's M. Abunada receive a yellow card. The Swiss side dominated possession throughout the match, holding 68% compared to Qatar's 32%, and they were relentless in their attacking efforts, registering 26 total shots, of which 7 were on target.

Despite being under pressure, Qatar showed resilience and made crucial substitutions in the second half, which injected fresh energy into their play. The turning point came in the final minutes when M. Muheim, who had entered the fray late, inadvertently turned the ball into his own net, allowing Qatar to snatch a point with a goal in the 90+4 minute.

Both teams displayed a physical game, with Qatar committing 12 fouls to Switzerland's 11, and the match featured a total of three yellow cards. Qatar's defense, although tested, held firm against a barrage of Swiss attacks, ultimately leading to a hard-fought draw that sets the stage for an intriguing group stage ahead.