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#我的Gate交易时刻 World Cup Miracle: Thrilling Injury Time Equalizer, Asian Champion Makes History, Players Celebrate Excitedly
The first round of the World Cup group stage begins, with Qatar facing Switzerland. Qatar previously won the Asian Championship in 2019 and 2023. In the fourth stage of World Cup qualifiers, Qatar had 1 win and 1 draw, surpassing the UAE and Oman, and advanced to the World Cup as the top of their group.
In the World Cup, Qatar is in the same group as Switzerland, Canada, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. This time, Qatar faces Switzerland, ranked 19th in the world. As a result, the passive Qatar created a miracle, securing a dramatic draw in injury time, earning their first World Cup point, and making history!
In this match, Qatar lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation. Yusuf Abdurisag was positioned at the front. Juniol, Asim Madibo, and Afif launched offensive combinations. Jabil and Iza Raye formed the double midfielders. Ayoub V, Pedro Miguel, Boualem Hush, and Aymen Ehsan started as the four defenders. Mohammed Abunada was the starting goalkeeper. Qatar’s starting lineup was valued at only 12.75 million euros in total. In contrast, Switzerland’s starting lineup was worth as much as 165 million euros.
Soon after the match began, Akangi made a basic mistake, giving the opponent a one-on-one chance. Fortunately, Kobel saved the danger. In the 13th minute, Froehler created a penalty opportunity. Embolo took the penalty, calmly scored, and helped Switzerland take the lead. In the 42nd minute, Zaccaria committed a foul and received a yellow card. Subsequently, Ebercher missed a clear scoring chance. At halftime, Qatar was trailing 0-1.
The second half resumed. In the 48th minute, Zaccaria attempted a long-range shot from outside the box, but it went over the crossbar. In the 60th minute, Qatar made three substitutions, with Fathi, Boudiaf, and Aladdin coming on as substitutes. In the 72nd minute, Boudiaf tried a long shot but missed. Soon after, Vargas’s shot was saved by the goalkeeper. Embolo also wasted a one-on-one opportunity. Switzerland, repeatedly missing good chances, was punished during injury time. Hush stepped up in injury time, headed the ball into the net, completed the equalizer, and saved Qatar. The Qatar players celebrated wildly.
Ultimately, Qatar drew 1-1 with Switzerland. Qatar’s possession was only 32%, with 7 shots on goal, 4 on target, and 1 goal scored. Switzerland, on the other hand, took 26 shots, with 7 on target, but only scored once.
It was very difficult for Qatar to secure a draw under such passive circumstances. This was Qatar’s first World Cup point in their history; in the previous World Cup, Qatar lost all three matches. Next, Qatar will face Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina in succession. Will they be able to secure a victory? Let’s wait and see!
The first round of the World Cup group stage gets underway, with Qatar taking on Switzerland. Qatar previously won the Asian Championship in 2019 and 2023. In the fourth stage of the World Cup qualifiers, Qatar finished with 1 win and 1 draw, topping the group and edging past the UAE and Oman to qualify for the World Cup.
At the World Cup, Qatar is drawn in the same group as Switzerland, Canada, and Bosnia and Herzegovina. This time, Qatar faces the world’s 19th-ranked Switzerland. As a result, Qatar, who were on the back foot, pulled off a miracle—an edge-of-your-seat equalizer in stoppage time—earning their first point of the World Cup and making history!
In this match, Qatar lined up in a 4-2-3-1 formation. Youssef Abdurisag led the line up front. Júnior, Asim Madibo, and Afif teamed up in attack. Jabil and Isa Raye formed a double defensive midfield pairing. Ayoub V, Pedro Miguel, Boualem Houshi, and Ahmed started as the back four. Mohammed Abunada started in goal. Qatar’s total market value for their starting lineup was only €12.75 million. Switzerland’s starting lineup, meanwhile, was valued at as much as €165 million.
Not long after the game began, Akanji made an elementary mistake, giving the opponent a one-on-one chance. Fortunately, Kobel came to the rescue and dealt with the threat. In the 13th minute, Froehler created a penalty opportunity. Embolo stepped up and calmly converted, helping Switzerland take the lead. In the 42nd minute, Zakaria committed a foul and was shown a yellow card. Soon after, Ebecher squandered a chance with the goal at his mercy. At halftime, Qatar were 0-1 down. The second half resumed with a change of ends. In the 48th minute, Zakaria tried a long-range effort from outside the box, but it went over the bar. In the 60th minute, Qatar made three substitutions, with Fathi, Boudiaf, and Aladdin coming on. In the 72nd minute, Boudiaf tried a long shot, but it went wide. Then Vargas’s shot was saved by the goalkeeper. Embolo also wasted a one-on-one opportunity. Switzerland, which had repeatedly missed good chances, was punished in injury time. Houshi stepped up in stoppage time, headed the ball in to complete the equalizer, rescuing Qatar. The Qatar players were overjoyed and celebrated wildly. In the end, Qatar drew 1-1 with Switzerland. Qatar had only 32% possession; they had 7 shots, with 4 on target, and scored 1 goal. Switzerland fired off 26 shots in total, 7 on target, but also finished with only 1 goal.
Getting a draw in such a passive situation is no easy feat for Qatar. This was Qatar’s first ever World Cup point in their history; in the previous World Cup, Qatar lost all three matches. Next, Qatar will face Canada and Bosnia and Herzegovina one after another—will they be able to secure a win? Stay tuned!