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Switzerland’s match against Cameroon at the FIFA World Cup 2022 seems like a must-win scenario in a challenging group. Getting three points on Thursday in the early afternoon heat in Group G, which also includes talented Brazil and strong Serbia, looks to be a crucial step for each team to advance.
Given its former World Cup performance, which saw it swept aside in three straight losses in each of its last two outings in 2014 and 2010, Cameroon faces a more difficult assignment this time around. In a dispute with the soccer federation about wages and bonuses, the players first refused to board their flight to Brazil, which gave the 2014 tournament a terrible start.
Shaqiri Has Scored More Goals Than Cameron in World Cups
“Things are different now,” Rigobert Song, the coach of Cameroon and the player with the most caps for his country, said on Wednesday, “We are happy that all the mistakes in the past have not been repeated.”
The Indomitable Lions have scored fewer goals as a group in that recent time than a single Swiss player, Xherdan Shaqiri, on soccer’s grandest stage. Since Shaqiri’s 2010 World Cup debut as a teenager, the score has been 4-3 in his favour. Shaqiri, who is now 31 and represents Chicago Fire in the MLS, returns to the competition for a fourth time as a playmaker, equaling a Swiss record.
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