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FIFA World Cup

Switzerland vs. Honduras (25.06.2010)

Date Season Halftime Result
25.06.2010 2010 0 : 0 0 : 0

Match milestones

Time Team Name Event
46'' Switzerland G. Fernandes Substitution 1
67'' Honduras R. Núñez Substitution 1
69'' Switzerland B. Nkufo Substitution 2
78'' Switzerland B. Huggel Substitution 3
78'' Honduras J. Palacios Substitution 2
87'' Honduras D. Suazo Substitution 3

On the 25th of June, 2010, the world witnessed a tense match between Switzerland and Honduras with both sides hoping to secure a victory in their final group game of the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The stakes were high, but neither team could break the deadlock, resulting in a goalless draw that ultimately led to both teams being eliminated from the tournament.

Switzerland made their intentions clear from the onset, with a strategic change early in the second half, as Gelson Fernandes was introduced in place of another player at the 46-minute mark, signaling the Swiss team's desire to shift the momentum of the game.

Honduras responded to the Swiss changes with tactical substitutions of their own. At the 67th minute mark, Ramón Núñez came on board as the first Honduran substitution in an attempt to refresh their attack and possibly snatch a win.

As the game progressed, the Swiss made another change in the 69th minute, introducing Blaise Nkufo, who was expected to make an impact upfront. However, the Honduran defense held firm, denying the Swiss any clear opportunities to take the lead.

With time running out and the match still deadlocked at 0-0, Switzerland played their final card in the 78th minute, bringing on Benjamin Huggel. Almost simultaneously, Honduras made their second substitution, introducing Jerry Palacios in hopes of adding fresh legs to their offensive line.

Despite all these changes and the palpable sense of urgency from both teams, the decisive moment never arrived. Honduras made their third substitution in the 87th minute, sending David Suazo into the fray. Yet, his introduction, too, failed to alter the course of the game.

The final whistle confirmed the inevitable; a draw was not enough for either side to progress beyond the group stages. The match ended without goals but was not without its share of tension and tactical plays. Both Switzerland and Honduras exited the World Cup with hopes unfulfilled, reflecting on what might have been had they found the back of the net.

Lineup Switzerland

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 1 D. Benaglio
ui.hrac_ 13 S. Grichting
ui.hrac_ 2 S. Lichtsteiner
ui.hrac_ 17 R. Ziegler
ui.hrac_ 5 S. von Bergen
ui.hrac_ 7 T. Barnetta
ui.hrac_ 6 B. Huggel
ui.hrac_ 16 G. Fernandes
ui.hrac_ 8 G. İnler
ui.hrac_ 10 B. Nkufo
ui.hrac_ 19 E. Derdiyok

Lineup Honduras

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 18 N. Valladares
ui.hrac_ 3 M. Figueroa
ui.hrac_ 16 M. Sabillón
ui.hrac_ 5 V. Bernárdez
ui.hrac_ 2 O. Chávez
ui.hrac_ 17 E. Álvarez
ui.hrac_ 7 R. Núñez
ui.hrac_ 8 W. Palacios
ui.hrac_ 6 H. Thomas
ui.hrac_ 11 D. Suazo
ui.hrac_ 10 J. Palacios

Substitutes Switzerland

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 15 H. Yakin
ui.hrac_ 9 A. Frei
ui.hrac_ 23 X. Shaqiri
ui.hrac_ 18 A. Bunjaku
ui.hrac_ 21 J. Leoni
ui.hrac_ 3 L. Magnin
ui.hrac_ 22 M. Eggimann
ui.hrac_ 14 M. Padalino
ui.hrac_ 12 M. Wölfli
ui.hrac_ 20 P. Schwegler
ui.hrac_ 4 P. Senderos
ui.hrac_ 11 V. Behrami

Substitutes Honduras

Position Number Name
ui.hrac_ 15 W. Martínez
ui.hrac_ 12 G. Welcome
ui.hrac_ 19 D. Turcios
ui.hrac_ 20 A. Guevara
ui.hrac_ 9 C. Pavón
ui.hrac_ 22 D. Escober
ui.hrac_ 21 E. Izaguirre
ui.hrac_ 4 J. Palacios
ui.hrac_ 14 Ó. García
ui.hrac_ 1 R. Canales
ui.hrac_ 13 R. Espinoza
ui.hrac_ 23 S. Mendoza

Switzerland

Swiss national football team has already participated in both prestigious national championships several times. At the World Cup, their best finish was in the quarter-finals and the European Championship also brought them a place in the top 16. In the first edition of the Nations League in 2019, they finished fourth. They wear jerseys in a combination of red and white.

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Honduras

The colours of Honduras are blue and white, which can also be found on the national jerseys of this Central American country. The national football team participates in international events such as the World Cup and the CONCACAF Gold Cup (North, Central America and Caribbean Football Championship). They play their home matches at the Estadio Olimpico Metropolitano. Maynor Figueroa, who is also the captain of the national team, has the most starts for the national team, an impressive 163 in total. The top scorer is Carlos Pavón, who has scored 57 goals.

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