Switzerland advances to the 2026 World Cup quarterfinals after defeating Colombia in the last 16 on penalties. The match ends goalless after 120 minutes, leading to a penalty shootout. Switzerland wins the shootout 4–3, eliminating Colombia and securing a place in the final eight. Multiple outlets note that the victory brings Switzerland to the quarterfinals for the first time since 1954. In the quarterfinal, Switzerland is set to face Argentina. The teams meet in Kansas City, with outlets indicating the match takes place in four days from the time of the last-16 game, or on Saturday. Several reports also describe the game as tense and low-scoring, with no goals during regular time and extra time, and the deciding moment coming from the penalty shootout. The overall coverage is consistent on the result, the scoreline in penalties, the match stage, and Switzerland’s next opponent and location.