Opening Goal Against Togo
Alexander Frei scores against Togo as Switzerland secures a 2-0 group-stage victory and moves closer to the knockout rounds of the 2006 World Cup.
Explore 16 historical events and records for Switzerland in 2006.
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Alexander Frei scores against Togo as Switzerland secures a 2-0 group-stage victory and moves closer to the knockout rounds of the 2006 World Cup.
Tranquillo Barnetta adds Switzerland’s second goal against Togo, completing a disciplined 2-0 win at the World Cup in Germany.
Philippe Senderos scores Switzerland’s opening goal in a 2-0 victory against South Korea, helping his team finish top of its 2006 World Cup group.
Pascal Zuberbühler finishes Switzerland’s 2006 World Cup campaign without conceding a goal in normal or extra time, although Ukraine eliminates the team on penalties.
Gygax featured in the Swiss contingent at the German-hosted finals, offering pace from wide areas against experienced international opponents.
Leads discovery of three Neptune-mass planets orbiting HD 69830.
Contributes to discovery of the three-planet HD 69830 system.
Magnin contributed left-sided defensive work during the 2006 World Cup as Switzerland exited without conceding a goal in open play.
During Leuenberger's presidential year, voters approved amendments to asylum and foreign nationals legislation.
Spycher contributed experience along Switzerland's left flank during the 2006 World Cup, where the team conceded no goals before its penalty-shootout exit.
Müller organised central defensive positioning in a tournament where Switzerland did not concede during four matches before losing a shootout.
Cabanas provided a central passing option during Switzerland's undefeated group stage at the 2006 World Cup, when the side progressed without conceding.
Wicky supplied composure and defensive awareness in midfield during Switzerland's run to the 2006 World Cup knockout stage.
Behrami featured in Switzerland's World Cup campaign, bringing energy and wide midfield coverage to a squad that topped its group.
Djourou was selected for Switzerland's World Cup squad as a young Arsenal defender and gained experience at football's highest international level.
Ziegler travelled to the 2006 World Cup as an emerging defender, adding depth to Switzerland's options on the left.
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