Switzerland topped Group B, earned a potentially easier Round of 32 matchup, avoided immediate cross-continent travel, and landed in one of the more favorable sections of the 2026 World Cup bracket.

Switzerland face Canada at BC Place in Vancouver on Wednesday evening in a game to decide who will top Group B of the FIFA World Cup 2026. Both teams have a win and a draw in their two games so far, ...

Of the three World Cup host nations, Canada are the only one not to have secured winning their group and staying in their home country during the round of 32, but it makes sense considering that they ...

Swiss voters on Sunday rejected a proposal to limit the country’s population to 10 million by 2050, according to the preliminary results of a divisive referendum billed by some as the country’s Brexit ...

Can a country put a fixed limit on its population? That is the question Switzerland will be answering on Sunday in a referendum to decide on a proposal to cap their population at 10 million, a move ...

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- Qatar might be able to finally move forward from their forgettable home World Cup four years ago, scoring a stoppage-time goal to earn a shocking 1-1 draw with Group B favorites ...

Miro Muheim's late own goal gave Qatar a point against Switzerland in Group B at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium. Qatar goal: Miro Muheim own goal (90+4) Switzerland goal: Embolo (17, penalty) ...

Asian champions Qatar begin their World Cup campaign on Saturday, looking to banish the memories of their dismal home tournament in 2022 when they lost all three group games. The Middle East nation ...

Switzerland was voting in a referendum Sunday on limiting its population size – a proposal driven by divisions over immigration that could, if approved, set the country on a collision course with the ...

Switzerland will hold a referendum on Sunday on whether to cap its population at 10 million people. If the measure is passed, Swiss officials will have to roll out measures to curb population growth ...

About 9.1 million people live in Switzerland — approaching too many, for many Swiss people. On Sunday, the country will vote on whether to take measures to cap its growing population at 10 million.