What happened in the shootout?

Switzerland won the match against Colombia in the shootout after 90 minutes plus extra time ended goalless. Group B’s finale finished 0:0, but the penalty duel saw the Nati prevail 4:3. Goalkeeper Yann Sommer saved two attempts while J. Manzambi netted the decisive strike.

Why does the result matter for Switzerland?

The victory guarantees Switzerland the second group spot and a quarter‑final clash with Germany. It boosts confidence after the narrow 3:4 loss to Germany on March 27 2026 (Last result: Switzerland 3-4 Germany (2026-03-27)). The recent form also improves: the last five games read 3W‑1D‑1L (LWWWD, most recent first). Coach Murat Yakin can now head into the next match with higher morale.

Who is missing and who shines?

Currently sidelined are M. Muheim, L. Jaquez and M. Aebischer, limiting selection a bit. Still, J. Manzambi remains the top‑scorer of the tournament with 3 goals in 4 appearances (Top scorer this season: J. Manzambi with 3 goals in 4 appearances). Her pace and finishing give the attack the needed spark.

What’s next for Switzerland?

After the win, Switzerland faces Germany in the quarter‑final, who advanced after a 4:3 victory over Italy. The duel promises a tactical showdown between Yakin and his German counterpart. Fans can expect an intense game where the Nati must tighten its defence to stop the German attack.

The shootout stays the night’s highlight – a moment that cements Switzerland in the world’s memory. And while the players celebrate, the injured teammates are already working on a comeback, ensuring the Nati stays strong in the upcoming rounds.