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Copa do Mundo FIFA Wed, 24 Jun 2026

Suíça 2–1 Canadá

Suíça 2 x 1 Canadá. Championship: Copa do Mundo FIFA, Round 3. Date: 24/06/2026, Wednesday. 21 videos available: goals, pre match and full match (no images).

Videos

Highlights
Highlights | Switzerland 2-1 Canada | FIFA World Cup 2026™
Highlights
MELHORES MOMENTOS: SUÍÇA 2 X 1 CANADÁ | COPA DO MUNDO FIFA™ 2026 | 3ª RODADA | FASE DE GRUPOS
Full Match (no images)
🔴 SUÍÇA X CANADÁ
Summary
COMPACTO: SUÍÇA X CANADÁ | COPA DO MUNDO FIFA™ 2026 | 3ª RODADA | FASE DE GRUPOS
After Match
Team Feature: Canada | Inside J.J. Adams' Coverage: Canada's Bittersweet Loss to Switzerland
Full Match
JOGO COMPLETO: CANADÁ X SUÍÇA | COPA DO MUNDO FIFA™ 2026 | 3ª RODADA | FASE DE GRUPOS
Goals
GOL DA SUÍÇA! VARGAS APROVEITA CRUZAMENTO E ABRE O PLACAR CONTRA O CANADÁ NA COPA DO MUNDO
Goals
É GOL DA SUÍÇA! MANZAMBI BATE FIRME, CRÉPEAU ACEITA E A SUÍÇA AMPLIA CONTRA O CANADÁ NA COPA
Goals
Johan Manzambi Goal | Switzerland 2-1 Canada | FIFA World Cup 2026™
Full Match (no images)
Suíça 2 x 1 Canadá - 24/06/2026 - Copa do Mundo
Pre Match
Canada On Playing Switzerland | Jesse Marsch and Jonathan David Take Questions
Goals
Rubén Vargas Goal | Switzerland 2-1 Canada | FIFA World Cup 2026™
Goals
ELE ACABOU DE ENTRAR! PROMISE DAVID DIMINUI PARA O CANADÁ CONTRA A SUÍÇA E PÕE FOGO NO JOGO
Press & Interviews
Post-Match Press Conference: Canada's Jesse Marsch On The 2-1 Loss To Switzerland
Full Match (no images)
SUÍÇA X CANADÁ AO VIVO | JOGO AO VIVO | COPA AO VIVO - 24/06/2026
Skills
REVELAÇÃO DA COPA? TODOS OS LANCES DE JOHAN MANZAMBI EM SUÍÇA X CANADÁ | COPA DO MUNDO
Pre Match
Switzerland On Playing Canada | Murat Yakin & Manuel Akanji Take Questions
Press & Interviews
Post-Match Player Interviews: Switzerland 2-1 Canada
Pre Match
Canada Train Before Switzerland | FIFA World Cup 2026™
Press & Interviews
Post-Match Press Conference: Switzerland's Murat Yakin On The 2-1 Win Over Canada
Pre Match
Switzerland Train Before Canada | FIFA World Cup 2026™
Copa do Mundo FIFA: Created in 1930, with the first edition in Uruguay, it is the biggest national-team competition in the world and the most watched tournament on the planet. Brazil are the only five-time champions, with titles in 1958, 1962, 1970, 1994 and 2002, followed by Germany and Italy with four each. Held every four years, it grew from thirteen to 32 teams over time and expanded to 48 from the 2026 edition, hosted by the United States, Mexico and Canada.
For the championship history, visit: Arquivo da Bola - Copa do Mundo FIFA (opens in a new tab)
Suíça: Home to FIFA in Zurich since 1932 and to UEFA in Nyon, Switzerland also left its tactical mark: Austrian coach Karl Rappan created the "verrou" (bolt) there in the 1930s, a defensive system that foreshadowed Italian catenaccio. With it the team reached the quarter-finals of the 1934 and 1938 World Cups, and did so again as hosts in 1954, losing 7-5 to Austria in the highest-scoring match in the tournament's history. Olympic silver medallists in 1924, the Swiss re-emerged from the 1990s onwards and became World Cup regulars, with some curious feats: in 2006 they were eliminated without conceding a goal, on penalties against Ukraine, and in 2010 they beat eventual champions Spain in their opening game. In 2026, with Granit Xhaka, they reached the quarter-finals for the first time since 1954.
Canadá: In a country where football has always competed with hockey, Canada won the football tournament at the 1904 Olympic Games, represented by Galt FC, but took decades to become a force internationally. It played its first World Cup in 1986 in Mexico, losing all three games without scoring, and was absent for 36 years until the generation of Alphonso Davies and Jonathan David took it to Qatar in 2022, where Davies scored Canada's first World Cup goal, against Croatia. It won the CONCACAF Gold Cup in 2000, and its women's team became Olympic champion in Tokyo. In 2026, as one of the three hosts, it won a World Cup knockout match for the first time and reached the round of 16.