Portugal vs Switzerland 6-1: match report, goals, cards and substitutions
Portugal beat Switzerland 6-1 on Tuesday, 06 December 2022 in World Cup. The match was refereed by C. Ramos.
First half: Portugal took the lead at 17' when Gonçalo Ramos scored, with the assist credited to João Félix, making the score 1-0. Portugal extended the lead at 33' when Pepe scored, with the assist credited to Bruno Fernandes, making the score 2-0. F. Schär received a yellow card for Switzerland at 43'.
Second half: Switzerland made their 1st substitution at 46', with F. Schär replacing E. Cömert. Portugal extended the lead at 51' when Gonçalo Ramos scored, making the score 3-0. Switzerland made their 2nd substitution at 54', with R. Freuler replacing D. Zakaria. Switzerland made their 3rd substitution at 54', with D. Sow replacing H. Seferović. Portugal extended the lead at 55' when Raphaël Guerreiro scored, with the assist credited to Gonçalo Ramos, making the score 4-0. Switzerland reduced the deficit at 58' when M. Akanji scored, making the score 4-1. E. Cömert received a yellow card for Switzerland at 59'. Switzerland made their 4th substitution at 66', with R. Vargas replacing N. Okafor. Portugal extended the lead at 67' when Gonçalo Ramos scored, with the assist credited to João Félix, making the score 5-1. Portugal made their 1st substitution at 73', with João Félix replacing Cristiano Ronaldo. Portugal made their 2nd substitution at 74', with Otávio replacing Vitinha. Portugal made their 3rd substitution at 74', with Gonçalo Ramos replacing Ricardo Horta. Portugal made their 4th substitution at 81', with Bernardo Silva replacing Rúben Neves. Portugal made their 5th substitution at 87', with Bruno Fernandes replacing Rafael Leão. Switzerland made their 5th substitution at 89', with B. Embolo replacing A. Jashari. Portugal added a late goal to extend the lead at 90+2' when Rafael Leão scored, with the assist credited to Raphaël Guerreiro, making the score 6-1.
Portugal used 5 substitutions while Switzerland used 5 substitutions. Switzerland got 2 yellow cards.
How the match was won
- Portugal outshot their opponent (15-10).
- Possession was balanced (48%-52%).
- Portugal had the sharper finishing (9-3 shots on target).