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Swiss Info

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Switzerland Defeated 3-1 by Argentina in World Cup Quarter-Final

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Switzerland reached the quarter-finals of the 2022 FIFA World Cup and lost 3-1 to Argentina on Saturday in Kansas City, Missouri. The team played with ten men after Breel Embolo received a second yellow card following a VAR review for simulation. Coach Murat Yakin commented on the match and the team's future.

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