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World Cup Playoff: Swiss Women Face Israel in First Leg

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The Swiss women's football team is in the first leg of the first World Cup playoff round. Coach Rafel Navarro wants his team to seize the initiative on the road to the 2027 World Cup.

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The Swiss women's football team faces the next step on the road to the 2027 World Cup. In the first leg of the first playoff round, Coach Rafel Navarro's team meets Israel – and wants to secure a strong starting position for the second leg.

The situation is clear: with an away win or a draw, Switzerland travels to the return leg with a cushion. A defeat would significantly ramp up the pressure ahead of the second clash.

The Tages-Anzeiger is covering the match live in a ticker.

Why the first leg already sets the tone

In playoff mode, every match counts on its own. Whoever wins the first leg controls the tempo for the return. Whoever loses must deliver – and risks the situation flipping on them. For Navarro's squad, this is not about playing pretty – it's about results.

Facts before kickoff

The Swiss women play the first leg of the first World Cup playoff round; the opposition is Israel; the man on the touchline is Coach Rafet Navarro. Everything else – lineup, flow of the game, goals – comes from the Tages-Anzeiger's live ticker.

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