Switzerland beat Bosnia and Herzegovina 4-1 in a World Cup 2026 Group B match in Los Angeles, taking a major step toward the knockout stages. The match swings after Bosnia play becomes disrupted: Tarik Muharemović is shown a red card for a professional foul, leaving Bosnia to play much of the game with 10 men. Switzerland, after a subdued first period, respond strongly in the second half. Johan Manzambi, 20, comes off the bench and scores two goals, including an opening strike shortly after entering and a second finish later to put Switzerland in control. Another substitute, Rubén Vargas, also scores, and the win is sealed when Switzerland’s captain Granit Xhaka converts a penalty to restore a three-goal cushion. Bosnia do manage a consolation goal late in stoppage time through Ermin Mahmic, but it comes too late to change the outcome. Across reports, Switzerland’s late surge and their use of substitutes are highlighted as key factors, with Manzambi’s brace described as a standout performance and a club milestone for Switzerland in World Cup play.