The breakthrough came early for the Nati when wildcard selection Duah netted his maiden international goal, setting the tone for an electrifying encounter. Aebischer doubled Switzerland's lead with a sublime curled effort just before halftime, putting Murat Yakin's side firmly in control heading into the break.
With an xG of 2.38 compared to Hungary's 1.23, Switzerland showcased their attacking prowess throughout the match, threatening to extend their lead further after the restart. However, Hungary clawed their way back into contention when Varga found the back of the net in the 66th minute, injecting renewed intensity into the contest.
As the game entered its final moments, substitute Embolo, overcoming a year marred by injury setbacks, calmly sealed Switzerland's victory with a decisive third goal during stoppage time. This resilient performance underscores Switzerland's formidable form, having lost only one of their last 15 matches.
The result places Switzerland in a commanding position in Group A, poised to secure a spot in the knockout stage with a favorable outcome against Scotland next Wednesday. Meanwhile, Hungary faces a daunting task against hosts Germany in Stuttgart, needing a positive result to keep their Euro 2024 hopes alive.
Switzerland's blend of clinical finishing and defensive resilience has set a strong early marker in the tournament, leaving fans eagerly anticipating their upcoming matches as they aim to build on this impressive start.
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