Switzerland are at their 13th World Cup — their best run was the 1954 quarter-finals.

Bosnia and Herzegovina are at their 2nd World Cup — didn't go past the group stage in their first in 2014.

Granit Xhaka's goal in the 96th minute is the latest Switzerland have ever scored in a World Cup match, excluding extra time.

Granit Xhaka (Switzerland) has now scored at 3 different World Cups — 2014, 2018, 2026.

At 20y 247d, Johan Manzambi is the youngest player to score multiple goals in a World Cup match for Switzerland.

Johan Manzambi (Switzerland) earned a standout match rating of 8.5 (2 goals).

Bosnia and Herzegovina have conceded in every one of their 5 World Cup matches.

Bosnia and Herzegovina conceded 4 — the first time they have shipped four or more in a World Cup match.

Switzerland dominated the first half against Bosnia and Herzegovina, with 69% of the ball.

This is Switzerland's 3rd World Cup win by a 4–1 scoreline.

Switzerland have just recorded their 15th win in World Cup history.

Switzerland were ruthless in front of goal — 4 scored from only 1.20 expected goals.

Edin Džeko became the oldest player ever to appear for Bosnia and Herzegovina at a World Cup, aged 40 years, 93 days.