4: 1 against Slovakia – offensive talents lead Nati to victory in European Championship qualification – sport

• The Swiss U21 team celebrates its fifth victory in its fifth match in qualifying for the European Championship.
• In Schaffhausen, the offensive is particularly convincing, Andi Zeqiri is putting together a double package.
• France beat Georgia 2-0 in the second match of Group B.

Attack and defense, or light and shadow in the Swiss Under-21 team. Up front, there he demonstrated his great potential. Andi Zeqiri, Jérémy Guillemenot and Noah Okafor were especially enthusiastic about playing in the first half.

Slovaks often only knew what to do with fouls. This was also the case in the 8th minute, when Kristian Vallo put the escaped guillemenot into the penalty area: Zeqiri used the due penalty to give an early lead.

Slovaks with a dream of connecting

After a brief bear market, in which Switzerland had given guests a bit more space, the attack machine resumed. Okafor’s 2-0 win in the 36th minute was the logical consequence.

However, on defense, the national team acted erratically and out of focus at times. In the 41st minute it was a shame: Jasper van der Werff unpacked the hard leg. Lubomir Tupta made excellent use of the free kick that followed.

Switzerland made it all clear at halftime 2

The 2: 1 flattered the Slovaks, because Switzerland should have led higher at halftime. Coach Mauro Lustrinelli’s team caught up on this after the tea break. In the 70th minute, Dan Ndoye took his heart with a free kick and scored to make it 3-1. The 19-year-old was substituted just 28 seconds earlier.

A quarter of an hour before the end, the Swiss finished it off. Zeqiri put together his double, it was his sixth goal this season.

Thanks to the fifth victory in a row, Switzerland is on track to its first European Championship appearance since 2011. There are still 5 group stage matches to play.