World Cup
June 13, 2006
- FTFT1South Korea
Togo2
12
1 - FTFT2France
Switzerland0
00
0 - FTFT3Brazil
Croatia1
01
0
Full-time - 90'
France
0 - 0
Switzerland
Group G
16:00 +00:00, June 13, 2006
Gottlieb-Daimler Stadion, Stuttgart, Germany
Referee: Valentin Ivanov (RUS)
Game 13
Scoring Summary
| France | Switzerland |
|---|
Match Stats
France
Switzerland
| 12(6) | Shots (on Goal) | 7(3) |
| 16 | Fouls | 18 |
| 4 | Corner Kicks | 1 |
| 6 | Offsides | 1 |
| 49% | Time of Possession | 51% |
| 3 | Yellow Cards | 5 |
| 0 | Red Cards | 0 |
| 5 | Saves | 8 |
| France | ||
|---|---|---|
| No. | NAME | POS |
16
| Fabien Barthez | G |
5
| William Gallas | D |
3
| Eric Abidal | D |
19
| Willy Sagnol | D |
15
| Lilian Thuram | D |
4
| Patrick Vieira | M |
10
| Zinedine Zidane | M |
6
| Claude Makelele | M |
11
| Sylvain Wiltord | F |
8
| Vikash Dhorasoo | M |
12
| Thierry Henry | F |
22
| Franck Ribéry | F |
14
| Louis Saha | F |
| Substitutes | ||
|---|---|---|
| No. | NAME | POS |
1
| Mickael Landreau | G |
23
| Gregory Coupet | G |
13
| Mikael Silvestre | D |
2
| Jean Alain Boumsong | D |
17
| Gael Givet | D |
21
| Pascal Chimbonda | D |
7
| Florent Malouda | M |
8
| Vikash Dhorasoo | M |
18
| Alou Diarra | M |
14
| Louis Saha | F |
20
| David Trezeguet | F |
9
| Sidney Govou | F |
| Substitutions | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | SUBSTITUTION |
| 69' | Louis Saha for Franck Ribéry |
| 84' | Vikash Dhorasoo for Sylvain Wiltord |
| Yellow Cards | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | NAME |
| 64' | Eric Abidal |
| 72' | Zinedine Zidane |
| 90' | Willy Sagnol |
| Red Cards | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | NAME |
| No Red Cards | |
| Switzerland | ||
|---|---|---|
| No. | NAME | POS |
1
| Pascal Zuberbuhler | G |
20
| Patrick Müller | D |
2
| Johan Djourou | D |
3
| Ludovic Magnin | D |
4
| Philippe Senderos | D |
23
| Philipp Degen | D |
6
| Johann Vogel | M |
8
| Raphael Wicky | M |
5
| Xavier Margairaz | M |
7
| Ricardo Cabanas | M |
16
| Tranquillo Barnetta | M |
9
| Alexander Frei | F |
11
| Marco Streller | F |
10
| Daniel Gygax | F |
| Substitutes | ||
|---|---|---|
| No. | NAME | POS |
12
| Diego Benaglio | G |
21
| Fabio Coltorti | G |
13
| Stephane Grichting | D |
2
| Johan Djourou | D |
22
| Hakan Yakin | M |
17
| Christoph Spycher | M |
15
| Blerim Dzemaili | M |
5
| Xavier Margairaz | M |
19
| Valon Behrami | M |
10
| Daniel Gygax | F |
14
| David Degen | F |
18
| Mauro Lustrinelli | F |
| Substitutions | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | SUBSTITUTION |
| 57' | Daniel Gygax for Marco Streller |
| 74' | Johan Djourou for Patrick Müller |
| 81' | Xavier Margairaz for Raphael Wicky |
| Yellow Cards | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | NAME |
| 42' | Ludovic Magnin |
| 45' | Tranquillo Barnetta |
| 56' | Philipp Degen |
| 72' | Ricardo Cabanas |
| 90' | Alexander Frei |
| Red Cards | |
|---|---|
| MIN. | NAME |
| No Red Cards | |
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