Switzerland 1-0 Cameroon: Breel Embolo nets the only goal of the game but refuses to celebrate against his country of birth... as the Swiss make a winning start to their World Cup campaign in Qatar
- Switzerland played Cameroon in the opening match in Group G on Thursday
- Cameroon had a number of chances in the first half but couldn't take them
- Breel Embolo scored the only goal of the game three minutes after the break
- Switzerland made a winning start to their campaign, and face Brazil next
- Click here for the latest World Cup 2022 news, fixtures, live action and results
Breel Embolo scored the only goal as Switzerland's World Cup campaign got off to a winning start in Group G after defeating Cameroon 1-0.
Embolo's second half strike was enough to secure victory for the Swiss, as they moved to top of Group G with Brazil and Serbia yet to play.
Cameroon's first World Cup since 2014 started the same way their last finals appearance ended, in defeat, and they now sit bottom of the group.
![Breel Embolo scored from close range to give Switzerland the lead against Cameroon](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/24/12/64900073-11458021-image-a-48_1669292131637.jpg)
Breel Embolo scored from close range to give Switzerland the lead against Cameroon
![Embolo refused to celebrate after finding the net against his country of birth](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/24/12/64900055-11458021-image-a-49_1669292224344.jpg)
Embolo refused to celebrate after finding the net against his country of birth
![Bryan Mbeumo had a shot kept out by Yann Sommer in the first half as Cameroon threatened to find a breakthrough in the first half](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/24/12/64900009-11458021-image-a-50_1669292293794.jpg)
Bryan Mbeumo had a shot kept out by Yann Sommer in the first half as Cameroon threatened to find a breakthrough in the first half
![Cameroon forward Karl Toko Ekambi followed in but his effort flew over the crossbar](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/24/12/64900235-11458021-image-a-51_1669292348832.jpg)
Cameroon forward Karl Toko Ekambi followed in but his effort flew over the crossbar
In what was a game that lacked many chances, it was Cameroon who started the brighter of the two sides.
Ten minutes in Brentford forward Bryan Mbeumo latched onto a long ball that managed to evade the entire Swiss defence, before firing a shot at goalkeeper Yann Sommer whose parry fell into the path of Karl Toko-Ekambi, but the attacker could only blaze over the bar from ten yards out.
Sommer was again called into action only minutes later, but the in-form forward Eric Choupo-Moting's tepid shot was not enough to trouble the Borussia Mönchengladbach keeper after brilliant work spinning past Manchester City defender Manuel Akanji.
Murat Yakin's side were struggling to deal with the directness of the Cameroonians attack throughout the first period, but should have gone ahead just before the interval, however Akanji's header from five yards managed to pass wide of Andre Onana's goal.
Switzerland were dominating the ball without posing an immediate threat to the Cameroonian goal, but they found themselves ahead immediately after the half-time interval.
Granit Xhaka and Remo Freuler worked their way through the Cameroon midfield with ease and found Xherdan Shaqiri on the Swiss right-hand side, the winger cutting it back to the unmarked Embolo who calmly smashed the ball past Onana to give the Nati the lead.
Monaco forward Embolo, playing against his country of birth, was afforded too much space by the Cameroon defenders in the six yard box, and the 25-year-old made no mistake in punishing Les Lions to give the Swiss a priceless advantage.
After the goal Cameroon responded well, Choupo-Moting once again being thwarted by Bundesliga counterpart Sommer after an ambition near-post attempt on 59 minutes, before the Swiss keeper comfortable Frank Zambo Anguissa's close range header six minutes later.
The quality slowly began to degrade the longer the match went on, but Switzerland comfortably held on to secure an important opening win in the tournament.
The Swiss face Brazil next on November 28th, whilst Cameroon face Serbia.
![Andre Onana made a good stop to prevent Ruben Vargas from doubling Switzerland's lead](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/24/12/64900399-11458021-image-a-52_1669292734148.jpg)
Andre Onana made a good stop to prevent Ruben Vargas from doubling Switzerland's lead
![Switzerland managed to see out the match to take all three points from the first Group G game](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/24/12/64900437-11458021-image-a-53_1669292797184.jpg)
Switzerland managed to see out the match to take all three points from the first Group G game
![Cameroon were left to rue their missed chances in the first half as they slipped to defeat](https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2022/11/24/14/64904285-11458021-image-a-23_1669299558350.jpg)
Cameroon were left to rue their missed chances in the first half as they slipped to defeat
Follow Sportsmail's live blog for the World Cup Group G clash between Switzerland and Cameroon.
It's all over! Switzerland win their opening game thanks to Breel Embolo's goal.
Seferovic has the chance to wrap it up for Switzerland.
He takes his time, and Castelletto throws himself in front of the ball to block it away.
Aboubakar works the ball out wide and the ball comes into the box, but it's headed up into the air and Sommer comes to claim it.
Switzerland are nearly there.
Switzerland are keeping the ball well, and as they move it up the pitch they win a corner to waste a few more seconds.
Cameroon have six minutes to find an equaliser...
Rodriguez comes off and Comert comes on in the final seconds of normal time.
Xhaka picks up the ball about 25 yards out and lets fly.
It's a well-struck effort, but Onana gets down sharply and manages to hang on.
It's got to that time where Cameroon have abandoned their build-up play and are trying to pump balls long into the box.
Thus far, it's not working.
Cameroon look to break away after the handball appeal but Akanji stops them with a foul. He goes into the book.
The ball is fired into the air and drops onto a Cameroon arm.
It is completely unintentional though and play is waved on.
Switzerland get in behind down their left and Rodriguez fires a cross into the six yard box.
Rieder very nearly gets on the end of it, but just misses it as Cameroon clear away.
Vargas has been lively but his race is run as he comes off for Rieder.
Cameroon make their own change as Mbeumo comes off for Ngamaleu.
Switzerland threaten to get in behind but Fai gets back and turns away from Vargas with a lovely piece of skill.
Cameroon need more of that flair up the other end of the pitch!
Cameroon have got into some decent crossing positions, but the balls into the box haven't quite been good enough.
Do they have a moment of quality in them to get back into this?
Choupo-Moting and Toko Ekambi go off. Aboubakar and Nkoudou come on.
Embolo, Shaqiri and Sow go off, with Seferovic, Okafor and Frei all coming on.
Ondua comes on to replace Hongla for Cameroon.
Switzerland work the ball well down their right and the ball is cut back to Vargas. He hits his shot well but Onana gets down well to tip it behind.
From the corner, it looks like it's going to be a tap in for Embolo, but Anguissa slides in to take the ball off his foot.
Mbeumo puts in a teasing free-kick and Anguissa wins it but it's an easy save for Sommer.
Choupo-Moting turns away from Elvedi and the Swiss defender tugs him back.
Simple decision for the referee - yellow card.
Switzerland are finding much more space now and Vargas gets the ball on the edge of the area.
Again, he should get a shot off, but in the end his cross is blocked behind and the corner comes to nothing.
Choupo-Moting works some space but decides to pass rather than shoot.
Switzerland then move up the other end but again can't get a shot off.
This game has really opened up and Switzerland break up the pitch.
Embolo plays in Vargas, but he delayed his pass a little too long and the offside flag goes up.
Choupo-Moting dances into the right-hand side of the box and manages to get a shot away, but Sommer is down at his feet to block it away for a corner.
Switzerland are playing much better after that goal, getting Shaqiri on the ball regularly.
Cameroon need to hang in there for now as another goal will probably wrap this game up for Switzerland.
Xhaka is taken out by a heavy challenge but the referee plays on.
The Arsenal midfielder is not happy about that decision but he gets back to his feet and is fine to continue.
A free-kick for Cameroon goes deep to the back post and is knocked back into the danger area.
Sommer has to be off his line quickly to punch away as Cameroon threaten to get straight back into the game.
GOAL FOR SWITZERLAND!
The ball is worked out wide and crossed in by Shaqiri into the six yard box for Embolo. He cannot miss and he doesn't. 1-0 Switzerland.
Cameroon get us back underway...
The second half is moments away...
A draw here for Switzerland probably isn't enough as they take on Brazil next.
Could we see them look to be a bit more adventurous after the break?
Nigel De Jong is doing punditry for ITV for the third time this tournament - his previous two matches have ended 0-0.
We're halfway through this game and he's still yet to see a goal! Let's hope for his sake we finally see one in the second half.
That Akanji chance could prove to be a huge moment in the match.
Switzerland weren't at their best in that first half, but the Man City defender should really have scored from close range.
Cameroon had the better chances in that first half, with Mbeumo and Choupo-Moting going close.
Akanji's header just before the interval showed that Switzerland remain a threat though.
0-0 at the break, but a very watchable first half.
The best chance of the half for either team.
A corner comes in and Akanji is unmarked six yards out. He fails to make proper contact though and his header drifts wide.
Just 2 minutes of added time to be played.
Elvedi produces a poor clearance and the ball drops to Choupo-Moting on the edge of the box.
He lets fly, but Elvedi atones for his error by blocking the shot away.
Castelletto gives the ball away and Embolo looks to be in but the defender gets back to clear the ball behind.
From the resulting corner, Elvedi wins the header, but his effort goes comfortably wide.
Switzerland are still having more of the ball but it's all in front of Cameroon.
Freuler tries a clipped ball over the top but it drifts harmlessly out of play.
Fai commits his second foul in quick succession, and he is shown the first yellow card of the game.
It's a lovely ball out wide from Choupo-Moting and Mbeumo's first time cross is so inviting for Toko Ekambi.
He looks set to tap home from close range, but Widmer slides in to clear the ball away at the last second.
Switzerland work the ball well out of defence and out to their right flank.
Widmer puts a dangerous ball across the six-yard box, but it is just too heavy for his team-mates, and Cameroon clear the ball upfield.
Cameroon are getting on top and they work the ball into the box nicely. The shot is a little scuffed but Sommer has to get down to paw the ball away.
Switzerland clear it for a corner, and then clear the corner comfortably.
Again, Cameroon work the ball well, and right-back Fai fancies a go.
He probably should have just recycled possession as his shot goes wide by some distance. Poor effort, in truth.
Cameroon work the ball well and should really get a shot off, but Switzerland block the cross out for a corner.
From the resulting corner, the cross is overhit and Switzerland clear their lines.
Switzerland are playing the ball around calmly at the back, but an underhit pass nearly puts Sommer in trouble. The keeper just gets there in time to play the ball to his team-mate.
Switzerland are looking to use their width to drag Cameroon out of position. Xhaka clips a ball over the top and Widmer has made a good run, but the ball is just too heavy and goes out for a goal kick.
Choupo-Moting races through on goal, but he's just under pressure from Akanji and his shot is kept out by Sommer. The whistle goes just after, signalling an offside in the build-up.
Shaqiri plays in Embolo and it would be a big chance, but the striker has just gone a touch too early and the flag goes up.
Xhaka likes a shot from distance and he has a go here but it flies miles over the bar. An early sighter, we'll put that down as.
Cameroon get in behind and Mbeumo's strike is beaten out by Sommer. Ekambi follows in and should do better, but he fires his shot over the bar. Big opening for Cameroon.
Cameroon win a free-kick midway inside the Switzerland half, but Mbeumo's ball in is disappointing and when the ball comes back into the box Cameroon are caught offside.
Cameroon are letting Switzerland have plenty of the ball, but no sign of them getting in behind just yet.
An inswinging corner from Shaqiri comes in and it drops in the box, but Cameroon clear it to safety.
Switzerland get us off and running...
Kick-off is just moments away...
National anthem time, with Switzerland going first.
The players come out of the tunnel and it is nearly time for kick-off.
Roger Milla has been given a special award on the pitch from FIFA. He is the World Cup's oldest every goalscorer, having found the net at 42 back in 1994.
Switzerland (4-3-3): Sommer, Widmer, Elvedi, Akanji, Rodriguez, Freuler, Xhaka, Sow, Vargas, Shaqiri, Embolo
Cameroon (4-3-3): Onana, Fai, Castelletto, N'Koulou, Tolo, Zambo Anguissa, Gouet, Hongla, Mbeumo, Ekambi, Choupo-Moting
Kick-off is just over 10 minutes away.
Portugal will be in action later, and that means we will get to see Cristiano Ronaldo.
The forward left Manchester United earlier this week when his contract was terminated following his bombshell interview with Piers Morgan.
Hal Robson-Kanu thinks Ronaldo could still win his next trophy before United do.
Robson-Kanu told ITV: He's obviously leaving United. I wouldn't be surprised if he wins another trophy before they do.
Xherdan Shaqiri scored at the 2014 and 2018 World Cups. Can he score at his third successive World Cup?
England are back in action tomorrow against USA tomorrow.
Harry Kane picked up a knock against Iran but Gareth Southgate has confirmed he is 'good' for the game on Friday after having a scan on his ankle.
ITV have just looked back at Cameroon's run to the quarter-finals of Italia '90.
Roger Milla was the star of the tournament, and his celebration of dancing by the corner flag became iconic.
Nigel De Jong has said he was inspired by the forward, who was 38 at the tournament, but admits his dance moves aren't as 'smooth' as Milla's!
Switzerland starting line-up...
Sommer, Widmer, Elvedi, Akanji, Rodriguez, Freuler, Xhaka, Sow, Vargas, Shaqiri, Embolo
No real surprises with Switzerland's team as Xhaka, Akanji, Freuler and Shaqiri all start.
Switzerland also had Brazil and Serbia in their group in 2018. They drew with Brazil and beat Serbia. They'd probably take the same results this time around, but can they win their opening game against Cameroon today?
Here is Cameroon's team for today's game...
Andre Onana takes his place in goal, while Choupo-Moting will lead the line and Zambo Anguissa will play in midfield for the Indomitable Lions.
Switzerland have tweeted that they are 'ready' for today's game as we edge nearer towards kick-off.
Switzerland fans have started to enter the stadium, with some of them draped in flags ahead of kick-off.
The stadiums haven't been full for many games at this year's World Cup, but some fans have made sure they've arrived nice and early to watch their team play today.
With less than 90 minutes until kick-off, we should be getting through today's teams in the next 15 minutes or so...
The Cameroon dressing room is looking in pristine condition as we wait for the players to arrive. Kick-off is just 90 minutes away.
Playing on home soil, Cameroon made it to the semi-finals of this year's Africa Cup of Nations, but they missed out on a place in the final after losing on penalties to Egypt.
They did manage to win the third-place play-off two days later, though, beating Burkina Faso on penalties.
Switzerland made a splash at last year's delayed Euros, beating world champions France in the last 16.
In on the games of the tournament, Switzerland went 3-1 down in the second half, but scored twice to force extra-time, and then kept their cool in the penalty shootout to knock out Kylian Mbappe and co.
Unfortunately for Switzerland, that was as good as it got for them as they went out on penalties to Spain in the quarter-finals.
One fan has brought a huge Cameroon flag with them to the stadium as they prepare to watch their team in World Cup action for the first time in eight years.
It looks set to be a beautiful day for this match, with blue skies surrounding the Al Janoub Stadium out in Qatar.
We've got our first glimpse inside the Switzerland dressing room this morning, with the shirts all hung up and ready to be worn by the players who should be arriving shortly to begin their warm-ups.
Sportsmail has put together an easy predictor for fans to see who they think is going to win the World Cup on December 18.
To have a go at the predictor, click on the link below...
The sprinklers are on and the sun is shining. Kick-off is just over two hours away at the Al Janoub Stadium.
It's been difficult for Cameroon to get their World Cup campaigns off to a winning start.
Not since that upset win against Argentina in 1990 have Cameroon won their opening match.
In fact, Cameroon have lost each of their last seven matches in the World Cup, a run stretching back to the 2002 tournament in Japan and South Korea. They will be desperate to end that losing streak today.
Switzerland have not lost their opening game at a World Cup since 1966.
In the five appearances they have made since then, they have won twice and drawn three times.
One of those wins came in 2010 when they beat Spain 1-0, only for Vicente Del Bosque's side to go on and win the whole tournament!
Group G looks a tough one to call on paper, with many expecting Switzerland, Serbia and Cameroon to be battling it out for second spot behind favourites Brazil.
Switzerland boss Murat Yakin has every faith in his side, though, and has tipped the nation to have their 'best World Cup ever' in Qatar.
Bayern Munich forward Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting is the standout name in Cameroon's squad, and he has scored six goals in 10 Bundesliga matches this term.
Brentford's Bryan Mbeumo is the sole Premier League representative in Rigobert Song's squad, while Serie A duo Andre Onana and Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa could also feature for the team.
Here's their full squad...
Goalkeepers: Simon Ngapandouetnbu, Devis Epassy, Andre Onana
Defenders: Nicolas Nkoulou, Enzo Ebosse, Oumar Gonzalez, Nouhou Tolo, Olivier Mbaizo, Collins Fai, Jean-Charles Castelletto, Christopher Wooh
Midfielders: Andre-Frank Zambo Anguissa, Jerome Ngom Mbekeli, Gael Ondoua, Samuel Gouet, Pierre Kunde, Martin Hongla, Olivier Ntcham
Forwards: Vincent Aboubakar, Souaibou Marou, Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting, Christian Bassogog, Moumi Ngamaleu, Georges-Kevin Nkoudou, Bryan Mbeumo, Jean-Pierre Nsame, Karl Toko Ekambi, Moumi Ngamaleu
Premier League fans will be familiar with a number of names that have made Switzerland's World Cup squad.
Five players currently playing in England have been named in their 26-man squad, including captain Granit Xhaka, who has had a fine season at Arsenal so far.
Manchester City's Manuel Akanji, Newcastle's Fabian Schar, Nottingham Forest's Remo Freuler and Chelsea's Denis Zakaria are the other Premier League-based players who will be representing Switzerland.
Former Liverpool and Stoke winger Xherdan Shaqiri, now plying his trade for Chicago Fire, has also made the cut.
Here's their full squad list...
Goalkeepers: Yann Sommer, Gregor Kobel, Philipp Kohn, Jonas Omlin
Defenders: Manuel Akanji, Eray Comert, Nico Elvedi, Ricardo Rodriguez, Fabian Schar, Sylvan Widmer
Midfielders: Michel Aebischer, Edimilson Fernandes, Fabian Frei, Remo Freuler, Ardon Jashari, Noah Okafor, Fabian Rieder, Xherdan Shaqiri, Djibril Sow, Renato Steffen, Granit Xhaka, Denis Zakaria
Forwards: Breel Embolo, Christian Fassnacht, Haris Seferovic, Reuben Vargas
Former Barcelona and Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o will, of course, be supporting his native Cameroon.
He is very excited about the current team and believes they will win the World Cup next month by beating Morocco in the final!
Neither nation has made the final before, but there's a first time for everything I suppose!
World Cup winner Gianluigi Buffon will not be able to watch Italy at this year's tournament after they failed to qualify, so he has decided to support Cameroon instead.
Find out why the goalkeeping legend is backing Cameroon by clicking on the link below...
Seven European nations, including Switzerland, intended to wear the OneLove armband in support of the LGBTQ community for their opening games, but have decided not to after being threatened with 'sporting sanctions' by FIFA.
Germany opted to take a team photo ahead of their game against Japan with every player covering their mouths to highlight how they feel silenced by FIFA over the matter.
Will we see Switzerland take a similar stance today?
Today's match will be the first in Group G, but there is plenty more still to come.
Here's the rundown of the fixtures that will be played in this group over the coming eight days.
Switzerland vs Cameroon - Thursday, November 24
Brazil vs Serbia - Thursday, November 24
Cameroon vs Serbia - Monday, November 28
Brazil vs Switzerland - Monday, November 28
Serbia vs Switzerland - Friday, December 2
Cameroon vs Brazil - Friday, December 2
Despite not making it to the semi-finals previously, Switzerland have consistently made it to the knockout stages in recent tournaments, and their qualifying campaign showed that they are tough to beat.
Sportsmail has put together a list of five reasons why they could be dark horses in Qatar...
Cameroon's best finish at a World Cup came at Italia '90, where the team made it to the quarter-finals before being knocked out by England after extra-time.
It was a memorable tournament for the team inspired by Roger Milla, as they beat defending champions Argentina in their opening game thanks to a goal from Francois Omam-Biyik.
Switzerland have never been past the quarter-finals in each of their previous 11 World Cup appearances.
They made the last eight in 1934, 1938 and 1954, but have since fallen at the round of 16 stage on four occasions, including in 2014 and 2018.
Today's match will be aired live on ITV in the UK. For those looking to stream the game, you will need to head to the ITV website or ITV Hub.
The game will be free to watch for all UK viewers with a TV License. Meanwhile, the following stations will be airing the game for American viewers: FOX, Telemundo, fuboTV, DirecTV Stream, Peacock Premium, Vidgo and Sling Blue.
Australian viewers can tune into the game via SBS, who will be televising every match during the 2022 World Cup.
If you're unable to watch the game live, you can relive the action via the FIFA YouTube Channel (Worldwide). The official YouTube channel will be posting highlight reels after each game.
UK: ITV, ITV website and ITV Hub
US: FOX, Telemundo, fuboTV, DirecTV Stream, Peacock Premium, Vidgo, Sling Blue
Australia: SBS and SBS On Demand
Have these two sides ever played each other before?
In the men's game, no. But the women's sides did face each other at the 2015 World Cup, with Cameroon coming out on top 2-1.
We are now into the swing of things at the World Cup, with four matches being played every day.
Switzerland take on Cameroon first, and we will also see Uruguay, Portugal and five-time champions Brazil in action later.
Here's today's fixtures and kick-off times (UK time)...
10am - Switzerland vs Cameroon
1pm - Uruguay vs South Korea
4pm - Portugal vs Ghana
7pm - Brazil vs Serbia
Switzerland and Cameroon will get their first chance to wear their World Cup kits today.
Sportsmail has ranked the home and away strips of every nation competing in Qatar.
Find out where Switzerland and Cameroon feature on the list by clicking on the link below...
We have already had two major shocks at this year's tournament, with Saudi Arabia beating Argentina on Tuesday, while Germany lost to Japan on Wednesday.
Here's the results that we've seen across the opening four days...
Group A:
Qatar 0-2 Ecuador
Senegal 0-2 Netherlands
Group B:
England 6-2 Iran
USA 1-1 Wales
Group C:
Argentina 1-2 Saudi Arabia
Mexico 0-0 Poland
Group D:
Denmark 0-0 Tunisia
France 4-1 Australia
Group E:
Germany 1-2 Japan
Spain 7-0 Costa Rica
Group F:
Croatia 0-0 Morocco
Belgium 1-0 Canada
Having made it through the first and second rounds of qualifying, Cameroon were left with the task of facing Algeria in a two-legged play-off for a place in Qatar.
After losing the first leg at home 1-0, it looked like Cameroon's World Cup hopes were fading.
However, they won the return leg by the same margin to force extra-time. They went behind on aggregate again in extra-time, but Karl Toko Ekambi popped up in the 124th minute to score, sending Cameroon through on away goals.
Switzerland pipped European champions Italy to top spot in their qualifying group for Qatar.
Murat Yakin's side went unbeaten throughout their qualifying campaign, winning five matches and drawing three to finish two points above the Azzurri.
Heading into their final match they needed a win against Bulgaria, and they thrashed their opponents 4-0 to book their place at their 12th World Cup.
The game will be held at the Al Janoub Stadium, formerly known as the Al-Wakrah Stadium, which was opened in 2019. The venue hosted the AFC Champions League final in December 2020.
The Al Janoub Stadium has a capacity of 40,000, and has a retractable roof on it.
In total, the Al Janoub Stadium will host six group matches and one last-16 clash. The venue has already hosted one match at this year's World Cup as France played Australia there on Tuesday.
Cameroon will become very familiar with the ground as their second group match against Serbia will also be held there.
Welcome to our live coverage of today's opening Group G clash between Switzerland and Cameroon.
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