Portugal vs switzerland world cup 2022

• Gonçalo Ramos ( 17' minutes , 51' minutes , 67' minutes ) , • Pepe ( 33' minutes ) , • Guerreiro ( 55' minutes ) , • Rafael Leão ( 90'+2 minutes ) FT HT 2 - 0 • Akanji ( 58' minutes ) • João Félix ( 17' minutes , 67' minutes ) , • Bruno Fernandes ( 33' minutes ) , • Gonçalo Ramos ( 55' minutes ) , • Guerreiro ( 90'+2 minutes ) Summary • Use audio icon at top of page to listen to BBC Radio 5 Live commentary from Lusail Iconic Stadium • RESULT: Portugal 6-1 Switzerland - Goncalo Ramos, who replaced Cristiano Ronaldo in the starting XI, scores a hat-trick. Pepe, Raphael Guerreiro and Rafael Leao also on target • Manuel Akanji scores consolation goal for Switzerland • Portugal will face Morocco, who beat Spain on penalties in their last-16 match, in the quarter-finals on Saturday

Portugal and Switzerland meet for the third time in 2022, as the two European nations look to advance to the quarterfinals of the FIFA World Cup. These two sides clashed twice in their UEFA Nations League group back in June, with each side winning their home leg. Now we have a decider with far higher stakes. After being rested in their group-stage finale against South Korea, which ended in a surprise defeat, Portugal attackers Cristiano Ronaldo, Bruno Fernandes and Joao Felix are expected to return to the starting lineup. So too will defender Ruben Dias, in all likelihood. South Korea have only advanced from the Round of 16 once in their World Cup history, that coming on home soil as they rode the host boost into the 2002 semifinals. They have never won a World Cup knockout-stage match outside of their home country. MORE: Portugal vs Switzerland betting odds Portugal are clearly fancied by the bookmakers in this match, but there is some evident respect for Switzerland after their win over Serbia to secure a knockout-stage spot. The odds may also reflect some trepedation regarding Portugal, whose team harmony is in question following the fallout from Ronaldo's Manchester United exit and his chemistry with former Old Trafford teammate Fernandes. Odds via A reminder: All moneyline bets in soccer are for regulation time only, regardless of competition. If the match requires a winner and goes to extra time or penalties, a moneyline bet of a regulation draw is successful and the...