Switzerland is on the brink of the knockout stage of the World Cup after a convincing 4-1 victory over Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Geneva-born Johan Manzambi was the star of the game, scoring two goals after being brought on as a substitute.
The twenty-year-old came on in the 71st minute with the game still goalless, and three minutes later unlocked the Bosnian defence with a volley from the penalty spot. He added a second in the 90th.
Combined with Canada's 6-nil win over Qatar, both teams have effectively secured qualification from Group B.
The final group match on June 24th will now decide top spot, with a Swiss victory enough to finish first.
That would allow Murat Yakin's side to remain in Vancouver and enjoy a longer rest before the knockout rounds.
A draw or even a narrow defeat would likely see Switzerland advance as runners-up.
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