Manzambi double sinks Bosnia-Herzegovina 4–1 in Group B

Switzerland 4–1 Bosnia-Herzegovina

That hurt. Switzerland ran away with it late at SoFi Stadium, and Johan Manzambi was the man who did the damage. He broke the deadlock in the 75th minute, then added another as the Swiss piled on three goals in the closing stages to turn a tight game into a rout (1) (4) (5) (6) (8). Your team had no answer once the first one went in. The 4–1 scoreline is brutal, and it leaves Bosnia-Herzegovina with just a single point from two matches.

What this means for the group

Not over yet, but the path just got steep. Canada and Qatar face off later Friday, and the result will reshape Group B. Bosnia-Herzegovina still have Qatar to come. A win there, combined with the right results elsewhere, could still open the door. But after conceding four, the goal difference reads ugly and that may end up mattering.

Manzambi took over

The Swiss forward was everywhere late on. Marca ran with the headline claiming he put his star on the Walk of Fame after that performance (7). Two goals, and suddenly Switzerland are looking at the knockout rounds. Bosnia-Herzegovina had kept things tight for 75 minutes, then Manzambi found the net and everything unravelled.

Fan reactions

The mood in the threads was tense even before kickoff, with Bosnia-Herzegovina fans knowing how pivotal this match was for Group B. When Manzambi struck in the 75th, the wind came out of the room fast. Most of the discussion has been about the late collapse and whether the team can regroup for Qatar. Read the match thread