Published on October 13, 2024 at 11:41. / Modified on October 13, 2024 at 11:43.
A coach better known for his outspokenness than for his results one day gave us one of those locker room aphorisms which football loves and which the most volcanic of its former presidents would not have denied: “When you lose at each time a little, it’s because in fact, you miss him a lot…” On Saturday, the Swiss team lost 2-0 in Leskovac, in the depths of Serbia, a match which places it in the depths of his group in the League of Nations. With zero points, the Nati is far from Spain (7 points), Denmark (6) and even Serbia (4). A defeat on Tuesday in St. Gallen against Denmark could even already condemn it to relegation to League B, for the first time since the creation of this semi-friendly competition in 2018.
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