Italy is out, humiliated by the Swiss. Seldom has one seen an Italian team so passionless. And the Swiss can now go far.
June 30, 2024, 3:02 am
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Switzerland beat Italy 2-0 and moved into the quarter-finals. The Swiss dominated the game from the start, while Italy played without ideas and inhibited. After half-time, Switzerland increased the lead to 2-0. The Italian fans joined in the Mexican wave, while coach Spalletti was under pressure after the defeat. Italy had to regroup while Switzerland waited for England or Slovakia in the quarter-finals.
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Gianluigi Donnarumma says goodbye to the Italian fans. © RONNY HARTMANN/AFP via Getty Image/Getty Images
Switzerland – Italy 2:0 (1:0)
Tore: 1:0 Remo Freuler (37. Minute), 2:0 Ruben Vargas (46.)
Definitely yes. Even though there was no clear favorite before the game, even though Italy won the last European Championship and you should never write them off – with a 2-0 victory for Switzerland, Italy actually got off lightly.
Swiss coach Murat Yakin wanted to see “more pressure”. And the Swiss delivered. The national team dominated the game from the start, at one point having almost 65 percent possession. When they didn’t have the ball, the Swiss ran energetically against it. And that despite the heat in Berlin’s Olympic Stadium. As they had done against the DFB team, they disrupted the Italians’ build-up early on, and every Italian player was covered.
