The second time in two World Cup matches Switzerland began distressingly moderate, their guarded arrangement disturbed and surrendering an early objective, while their assault was non-existent. For the second time Switzerland battled back in the second half, yet this time they scored two objectives, not one, and crushed Serbia 2-1 in Kaliningrad Friday night.
Xherdan Shaqiri's strike in the 90th moment was the distinction, an objective that will probably propel Switzerland to the round of 16. Serbia faces an intense match against powerhouse Brazil.
