Switzerland

Widmer stayed deep while Rodríguez pushed high, giving Switzerland a clear left-right split in buildup.

Aebischer, Zakaria, and Ndoye formed a recurring left-lane route, but the pattern created more volume than finish return.

Vargas and Rodríguez held advanced right-lane positions, and that tilt helped drive the first goal sequence.

The 71st-minute triple substitution coincided with a sharp late attacking lift and unlocked a scoreless game before the final ten minutes.

The 71st-minute triple change coincided with a sharp late attacking lift and helped unlock a scoreless game before the final ten minutes.

Switzerland paired 68% possession and 577 passes with center-backs near midfield.

Kobel was Switzerland's decisive defensive performer with six box saves and an 8.7 rating as Canada piled up late pressure.

Vargas and Rodríguez held advanced right-lane positions, and that lean helped drive the first goal sequence.

Switzerland's possession and shot volume did not produce an open-play lead; the only lead came via a 17th-minute penalty.

Canada generated five shots and 0.84 xG in the final 15 minutes while Switzerland did not record a shot in that window.

The left-lane buildup centered on Aebischer, Zakaria, and Ndoye, but it produced more volume than finishing return.