Switzerland Crush Bosnia-Herzegovina 4-1 with Late Goal Blitz -

Switzerland produced a stunning late surge to defeat Bosnia-Herzegovina 4-1 at Los Angeles Stadium, scoring four goals in the final 16 minutes to move closer to a place in the World Cup knockout stage.

After a goalless first half, the breakthrough finally arrived in the 74th minute when substitute Johan Manzambi volleyed home from close range just minutes after entering the match. The 20-year-old’s impact proved decisive as Switzerland seized control of the contest.

Bosnia-Herzegovina’s hopes suffered a major setback in the 80th minute when defender Tarik Muharemović received a straight red card for bringing down Breel Embolo while through on goal.

With the visitors reduced to 10 men, Switzerland capitalized on their advantage. Ruben Vargas doubled the lead in the 84th minute with a clinical curling finish into the bottom corner. Vargas then turned provider six minutes later, setting up Manzambi for his second goal of the evening to make it 3-0.

Captain Granit Xhaka completed the rout deep into stoppage time, calmly converting a penalty in the 97th minute after Djibril Sow was fouled inside the box.

Bosnia-Herzegovina managed a late consolation through Ermin Mahmić, who scored a spectacular volley in the third minute of added time, but it did little to change the outcome.

Manzambi, named the standout performer after his two-goal cameo, described the night as “probably the best moment of my career so far.”

The victory lifts Switzerland to the top of Group B with four points, while Bosnia-Herzegovina remain bottom with just one point and a goal difference of minus three.

Full Time: Switzerland 4-1 Bosnia-Herzegovina

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