After 28 years in the wilderness, Switzerland returned to the World Cup their first appearance since 1966. Roy Hodgson was the man tasked with guiding them back.
Switzerland's tournament was a mixed affair, with promising moments offset by results that ultimately cut their journey short.
Switzerland experienced an inconsistent group stage, mixing moments of promise with frustrating setbacks. In the knockout rounds, they fell to Spain in the Round of 16. Spain proved to be a step too far, and Switzerland's campaign came to a decisive end in the the last 16.
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Failed to score in 2 of 4 matches just 1 win in 4 matches.
Adrian Knup led Switzerland's attack with 2 goals at the 1994 World Cup.
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4 cards in knockout matches Subiat booked twice.
The tactical mind behind Switzerland's 1994 campaign. A English at the helm leading Switzerland at his first World Cup.
Under Roy Hodgson's guidance, Switzerland employed an attack-minded approach, utilizing speed and agility on the wings. The team struggled defensively, however, conceding several high-profile goals during their campaign.
