Switzerland Vs Jordan Highlights, International Friendly: Nati Power Past Nashama With Commanding 4–1 Win

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We are underway in Switzerland Vs Jordan, with both sides immediately settling into their rhythm in this international friendly at the Kybunpark Stadium. Switzerland look to impose their possession game early, while Jordan stay compact and ready to break when space opens up.

Still a bit of a cagey start here. Both sides are really getting stuck in, with challenges flying in and the referee already having to keep things under control. It’s not flowing yet, a lot of stoppages breaking up any rhythm, but you can see the intent from both Switzerland and Jordan.

Switzerland are trying to build through possession, while Jordan are staying compact and snapping into tackles to break things up. It just feels like one of those games where the first clean attack or goal could completely open it up.

Switzerland are still probing for that first real opening, looking to carve out something clear in the final third. A moment ago, Granit Xhaka tried to take matters into his own hands with a left-footed strike from distance, but it didn’t quite come off, always a threat from there, though. Jordan are holding their shape well and making Switzerland work for every inch.

And we have the first goal of the game! Switzerland take the lead after a VAR-awarded penalty, and Breel Embolo makes no mistake, calmly slotting it home with a right-footed finish into the corner to put the home side 1–0 up.

And it’s another one for the hosts. Dan Ndoye gets in on the act, finishing off a well-worked move after Michel Aebischer provides the assist. Switzerland are turning on the style now, and Jordan are suddenly staring at a two-goal deficit as the home side double their lead in quick fashion.

We’re into the final stretch of the first half and Switzerland are still very much in control of proceedings. The home side are carving out the better chances, keeping Jordan pinned back for long spells.

Breel Embolo was close again a moment ago, rising well for a header in the middle of the box, but the Jordan keeper was equal to it with a solid save. Switzerland look comfortable, but Jordan are still hanging in there.

Granit Xhaka steps up and buries it from the penalty spot, sending the keeper the wrong way with a calm finish. Switzerland make no mistake from 12 yards and stretch their lead just before the break, turning this into a commanding first-half performance.

Switzerland go into the break firmly in control after a dominant first-half showing against Jordan. A VAR-awarded penalty set the tone, with Breel Embolo finishing calmly to open the scoring before Dan Ndoye doubled the lead with a sharp finish from close range.

Granit Xhaka then added a third from the spot in stoppage time, capping off a clinical display from the hosts, while Jordan have struggled to create clear chances against a well-organised Swiss defence.

Jordan hit back! Odeh Al-Fakhouri finds the breakthrough for the visitors after some sharp build-up play, with Mousa Al-Taamari playing a key role in the assist. A composed finish pulls one back and suddenly there’s a bit of life in this contest as Jordan reduce the deficit.

Switzerland are still pushing for a fourth but waste a big chance moments ago, with Michel Aebischer firing a right-footed effort from close range well over the bar. It should’ve tested the keeper more.

Meanwhile, there’s a key change in midfield as Djibril Sow comes on to replace Granit Xhaka, adding fresh legs as Switzerland look to manage their control of the game.

It’s four for Switzerland. Christian Fassnacht gets in on the act, finishing off a move to put the home side firmly in cruise control now. Jordan had been trying to stay in the game, but that strike pushes them even further behind as Switzerland’s quality in the final third shows again.

Jordan are still pushing to find a second goal, trying to end on a positive note here. A moment ago, Yazeed Abulaila tried to slip in a clever through ball, but Ali Azaizeh had already drifted offside and the move breaks down. Switzerland are still in control, but the tempo is picking up as we head into a tense final few minutes.

Switzerland finish the job at home, securing a convincing 4–1 win over Jordan in front of their fans. It was a dominant display from start to finish, with the hosts controlling large spells of the game and showing their quality in the final third.

Jordan did manage to pull one back after the break, but Switzerland always had answers and kept the pressure on to see out the match comfortably. A strong result for the Swiss as they continue their build-up towards the 2026 World Cup.

That’s a wrap, we’ll be back with another live blog soon. Until then, goodbye.