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Group B · Saturday, June 13, 2026

Qatar 1–1 Switzerland — FIFA World Cup 2026, Group B

Qatar 1–1 Switzerland — full-time in the Group B of the FIFA World Cup 2026 at Levi's Stadium, Santa Clara, California.

QatarQAT
Full Time
1–1
HT 0–1
SwitzerlandSUI
Match facts

World Cup 2026 Match Facts

Kick-offSaturday, June 13, 2026 · UTC
StageGroup stageGroup B
StadiumLevi's StadiumSanta Clara, California · 68,500 capacity
StatusFull timeMatchday 1
Result breakdownHalf-time: 0–1
Officials
Said MartinezREFEREE
Performance

Match Statistics

Stats
PlayerGoals
1
Breel Embolo
1
2
Homam Ahmed
1
3
Miro Muheim
1
QAT
Stats
SUI
32%Possession68%
3Shots on Target7
5Saves3
–Corner Kicks–
12Fouls11
–Pass Accuracy–
Shots
QATSUI
6Total Shots26
3On Target7
0Blocked9
Defense
QATSUI
5Saves3
0Offsides1
12Fouls11
Discipline
QATSUI
Corner Kicks
2Yellow Cards1
0Red Cards0
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Match Timeline

Match Timeline
QatarSwitzerland
Mahmoud AbunadaYellow card
16'
17'
Breel Embolo (P)
Jassem GaberYellow card
23'
42'
Denis ZakariaYellow card
↑ Ahmed Fathy↓ Ayoub Al-Oui
60'
↑ Ahmed Alaaeldin↓ Jassem Gaber
60'
↑ Karim Boudiaf↓ Yusuf Abdurisag
60'
65'
↑ Fabian Rieder↓ Michel Aebischer
65'
↑ Johan Manzambi↓ Dan Ndoye
↑ Mohamed Manai↓ Assim Madibo
79'
79'
↑ Zeki Amdouni↓ Rubén Vargas
↑ Hassan Al-Haydos↓ Edmílson Junior
88'
89'
↑ Miro Muheim↓ Ricardo Rodríguez
89'
↑ Ardon Jashari↓ Remo Freuler
Homam Ahmed (OG)
90+4'
90+4'
Miro Muheim (OG)
Starting XI

World Cup 2026 Team Lineups

Qatar4-3-3
Mahmoud AbunadaGK
Boualem KhoukhiDEF
Pedro MiguelDEF
Homam AhmedLEF
Ayoub Al-OuiRIG
Assim MadiboMID
Issa LayeMID
Jassem GaberMID
Yusuf AbdurisagFWD
Akram AfifFWD
Edmílson JuniorFWD
Bench
Hassan Al-HaydosSUB
Ahmed Al-GanehiSUB
Mohamed ManaiSUB
Mohammed MuntariSUB
Lucas MendesSUB
Al-Hashmi Al-HussainSUB
Tahsin JamshidSUB
Meshaal BarshamSUB
Sultan Al-BrakeSUB
Abdulaziz HatemSUB
Ahmed FathySUB
Ahmed AlaaeldinSUB
Almoez AliSUB
Salah ZakariaSUB
Karim BoudiafSUB
Switzerland4-3-3
Gregor KobelGK
Manuel AkanjiDEF
Nico ElvediDEF
Ricardo RodríguezLEF
Denis ZakariaRIG
Granit XhakaMID
Remo FreulerMID
Michel AebischerMID
Breel EmboloFWD
Rubén VargasFWD
Dan NdoyeFWD
Bench
Eray CömertSUB
Marvin KellerSUB
Aurèle AmendaSUB
Miro MuheimSUB
Silvan WidmerSUB
Noah OkaforSUB
Luca JaquezSUB
Fabian RiederSUB
Djibril SowSUB
Zeki AmdouniSUB
Yvon MvogoSUB
Christian FassnachtSUB
Johan ManzambiSUB
Cedric IttenSUB
Ardon JashariSUB
Stadium

Levi's Stadium

Santa Clara, California, United States
68,500Capacity2014OpenedOpenRoof

The 49ers’ tech-forward, solar-powered stadium in Silicon Valley brings group and knockout football to Northern California.

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The teams

World Cup 2026 Team Profiles

FIFA Ranking#55
Head CoachJulen Lopetegui
CaptainHassan Al-Haydos
All-time Top ScorerAlmoez Ali (60 goals)
Most CapsHassan Al-Haydos (186)
Known AsThe Maroons, Al-Annabi

Qatar, known as The Maroons, are the reigning two-time AFC Asian Cup champions, having won the continental title in both 2019 and 2023, and made history as the first Middle Eastern nation to host the FIFA World Cup in 2022.

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FIFA Ranking#19
Head CoachMurat Yakin
CaptainGranit Xhaka
All-time Top ScorerAlexander Frei (42 goals)
Most CapsGranit Xhaka (145)
Known AsNati, Rossocrociati

Switzerland, known as the Nati or Rossocrociati, are a consistent UEFA competitor who reached their highest FIFA ranking of 3rd in August 1993 and have twice reached the quarter-finals of the European Championship (2020, 2024). They have no major senior international titles but are regarded as one of Europe's more reliable tournament sides in the modern era.

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Match facts

Frequently asked questions

What was the final score of Qatar vs Switzerland?
The final score was Qatar 1–1 Switzerland (Group B, FIFA World Cup 2026).
Where was Qatar vs Switzerland played?
The match was played at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, United States.
What stage was the Qatar vs Switzerland match?
This was a Group B match at the FIFA World Cup 2026.