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  • FIFA World Cup 2026: Switzerland beat co-host Canada to top Group B

    FIFA World Cup 2026: Switzerland beat co-host Canada to top Group B

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    June 24, 2026
    FIFA World Cup 2026: Switzerland beat co-host Canada to top Group B
    Johan Manzambi celebrates Switzerland's second goal which handed them victory over Canada (Photo: FIFA)
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    Switzerland claimed top spot in Group B after silencing the home fans in Vancouver with a 2-1 win over Canada.

    Jesse Marsch’s side headed into the game knowing a point would be enough to top the group thanks to their superior goal difference, but a second-half flurry from the Swiss left shell-shocked and forced to settle for second.

    After a first half in which neither side wanted to impose themselves on proceedings, Ruben Vargas burst the game into life with a fierce strike 40 seconds into the second half to give Murat Yakin’s side the advantage.

    That lead was doubled just 10 minutes later as Johan Manzambi capitalised on poor defending to squeeze an effort underneath Maxime Crepeau who should have done better.

    Promise David did pull one back for Canada with his first touch off the bench, but it wasn’t enough. Defeat for the host nation means that they will not have the luxury of remaining in Vancouver for their round of 32 tie. As things stand, South Korea would be the likely opponent for the Canadians in Los Angeles, while Switzerland could be in line to face Belgium. (Skysports)

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