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Switzerland will take on Jordan in an international friendly on Sunday in St. Gallen, as both teams gear up for the 2026 World Cup.
The Swiss are aiming to qualify for their sixth consecutive World Cup, while Jordan is emerging as one of Asia's intriguing teams, set to make their World Cup debut.
Switzerland is placed in Group B of the World Cup alongside co-hosts Canada, Qatar, and Bosnia & Herzegovina, and they are optimistic about advancing to the knockout rounds.
The Schweizer Nati made their comeback to the World Cup in 1994 after a 28-year absence and have since proven to be one of the most reliable teams in Europe.
Many consider this current squad to be among the best in Swiss football history, but coach Murat Yakin's team needs to convert that potential into a significant tournament performance after several near misses in the past.
Switzerland topped their qualifying group, finishing ahead of Kosovo, Slovenia, and Sweden, with four wins and two draws out of six matches, giving fans plenty of reasons to feel hopeful as summer approaches.
Although the Swiss have not reached the World Cup quarter-finals since 1954, the presence of talented and experienced players like Noah Okafor and Granit Xhaka fosters a belief that they can break this long-standing barrier.
On the other hand, Jordan hopes to shine when expectations are lower, as they prepare for the most significant challenge in their football history after years of near misses and disappointment.