2018 WORLD CUP - GROUP G - TUNISIA - SQUAD

World Cup 2018 - Team - Details 

28 Jun 2018
2018 WORLD CUP - DAY 15 - GROUP G - PANAMA VS TUNISIA 1:2

afrofootball - Tunisians secure second World Cup win ever.

28 Jun 2018
2018 WORLD CUP - DAY 15 - GROUP G - ENGLAND VS BELGIUM 0:1

Both teams advance to the round of the last sixteen.

28 Jun 2018
2018 WORLD CUP - DAY 15 - GROUP H - JAPAN VS POLAND 0:1

Japan advance to the last sixteen.

28 Jun 2018
2018 WORLD CUP - DAY 15 - GROUP H - SENEGAL VS COLOMBIA 0:1

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28 Jun 2018
2018 WORLD CUP - GROUP F - GERMANY - SQUAD

The final squad was announced on 14 May 2018.

27 Jun 2018
2018 WORLD CUP - DAY 14 - GROUP E - SERBIA VS BRAZIL 0:2

Brazil secures top spot in Group E.

27 Jun 2018
2018 WORLD CUP - DAY 14 - GROUP E - SWITZERLAND VS COSTA RICA 2:2

Switzerland advance to the last sixteen after draw.

27 Jun 2018
2018 WORLD CUP - DAY 14 - GROUP F - KOREA VS GERMANY 2:0

Defending champions Germany knocked out of the tournament.

27 Jun 2018
2018 WORLD CUP - DAY 14 - GROUP F - MEXICO VS SWEDEN 0:3

Sweden beat Mexico - both advance to the knockout round

27 Jun 2018

2026 World Cup - Switzerland - National-Team - Squad

Sunderland captain Granit Xhaka will take part in his fourth successive FIFA World Cup after being included in the Switzerland squad for this summer's tournament in the United States, Canada and Mexico.

Xhaka, Switzerland's most-capped player with 144 appearances, is one of four Premier League players called up by manager Murat Yakin.


Switzerland
2026 World Cup Squad

 

Goalkeepers

Marvin Keller 
(Young Boys)

Gregor Kobel 
(Borussia Dortmund)

Yvon Mvogo 
(Lorient)

 

Defenders

Manuel Akanji 
(Inter Milan)

Aurele Amenda 
(Eintracht Frankfurt)

Eray Comert 
(Valencia)

Nico Elvedi 
(Borussia Moenchengladbach)

Luca Jaquez 
(VfB Stuttgart)

Miro Muheim 
(Hamburg)

Ricardo Rodriguez 
(Real Betis)

Silvan Widmer 
(Mainz)


Midfielders

Michel Aebischer 
(Pisa)

Christian Fassnacht 
(Young Boys)

Remo Freuler 
(Bologna)

Ardon Jashari 
(AC Milan)

Johan Manzambi 
(Freiburg)

Fabian Rieder 
(Augsburg)

Djibril Sow 
(Sevilla)

Ruben Vargas 
(Sevilla)

Granit Xhaka 
(Sunderland)

Denis Zakaria 
(Monaco)


Forwards

Zeki Amdouni 
(Burnley)

Breel Embolo 
(Stade Rennais)

Cedric Itten 
(Fortuna Dusseldorf)

Dan Ndoye 
(Nottingham Forest)

Noah Okafor 
(Leeds United)

 

 

9 Jun 2026
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