In front of nearly 2,500 spectators, Remo Freuler (7th minute) and Zeki Amduni (32nd) scored goals for Switzerland. It started convincingly but then shifted down to a lower gear.
Marcio Vieira scored the first goal midway through the second half. The reaction of the Swiss could have followed immediately, but Renato Steffen, who scored a hat-trick against Belarus in March, struck from close range. Something happened that the national team coach Murat Yakin, in fact, wanted to prevent: you began to tremble slightly against an obvious outsider.
Andorra had no playful means to put pressure on the Swiss. However, a different standard situation or inattention on the part of the defense could lead to an equalizer and an unfortunate loss of points for Switzerland. The subjunctive shows: this did not happen, Switzerland took home three points, albeit a dull one.
With a third win, Switzerland remains at the top of Group I. Next Monday, the top fight against Romania will take place in Lucerne.
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Source: FM 1 Today
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