Switzerland dominated Bosnia & Herzegovina 4–1 in a World Cup Group B encounter, controlling proceedings with 62% possession and 13 shots, of which seven found the target. The Swiss, operating in a 4-3-1-2 formation, generated 2.06 xG and converted their chances efficiently, while Bosnia's 4-4-2 setup offered little resistance despite mustering five shots and 0.23 xG. The visitors' goalkeeper faced a demanding afternoon, saving only three of seven shots on target for a 42.86% save percentage, compounded by conceding 2.46 post-shot xG. Switzerland's defence proved sterner, with their keeper claiming a 66.67% save rate from three shots faced, though they marginally underperformed their xG. The four-goal margin underscores the gulf in quality and execution between the sides. Switzerland's emphatic victory strengthens their Group B credentials considerably.