Contest 5 is incredible
1. In the 23rd minute of the Swiss attack, Embolo got a one-on-one chance, he curled into the far corner, and Donnarumma saved the ball sideways.
Second, Vargas assisted, Freuler scored with a low shot from the near corner, and Switzerland led Italy 1-0
3. In the 20th minute, in the clash between Italy and Switzerland, a good opportunity for a free kick was ushered in. Barella cleverly picked out a cross and Di Lorenzo cut in quickly, but unfortunately he couldn't capitalise on the perfect opportunity and the ball couldn't get on the wrong foot. Slow-motion replays revealed that at that moment, Di Lorenzo was slightly offside and unfortunately missed the potentially game-changing shot.
Fourth, in the ninth minute, Italian midfielder Barella was suspected of suffering a thigh injury during the confrontation, which was very painful and received treatment outside the field.
5. Half-time blitz! Vargas fired a shot into the far corner to give Switzerland a 2-0 lead over Italy
Match report
In the fierce European Championship quarter-finals, the Swiss team and the Italian team had a wonderful matchup. At some point in the game, Rubén Vargas, the heart of the Swiss team, created a great chance for team-mate Freuler to take the lead with his precise passing, who lived up to expectations and put the ball in the back of the net to give Switzerland the lead. The half-time whistle blew and the Swiss team temporarily suppressed the Italian team with a score of 1-0.
At the beginning of the second half, just over 20 seconds later, the Swiss team launched a silky smooth pass on the left side of the Italian penalty area! Vargas keenly captured the fighter plane, took off decisively, and an arc crossed the sky, and the ball flew into the upper right corner with precision! The Swiss team temporarily led Italy with a score of 2-0, and the situation on the field changed rapidly!
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Swiss starting XI (3-4-2-1): 1-Sommer, 22-Scher, 5-Akanji, 13-Ricardo Rodriguez, 20-Abichel, 8-Freuler, 10-Xhaka, 19-Ndoye, 17-Vargas, 26-Riddle, 7-Embolo
Italy starting XI (4-3-3): 1-Donnarumma, 2-Di Lorenzo, 17-Gianluca Mancini, 23-Bastoni, 13-Darmian, 21-Faggioli, 18-Barella, 16-Cristante, 14-Chiesa, 22-Shaarawy, 9-Scamacca