Switzerland is already under pressure when it takes on overachieving Bosnia and Herzegovina at Los Angeles Stadium in both teams’ second match of group-stage play.

The 2026 World Cup kicked into high gear on Saturday, June 13, with a full slate of four matches taking place on both coasts and in two nations.

Switzerland's draw with Qatar after their attacking onslaught in their opening World Cup match was a wake-up call and a warning against complacency, but the ​team can still win their group, forward Ruben Vargas said on ‌Monday.

This will be the second match for both Canada and Qatar and the 27th overall match in the World Cup. Qatar opened its first match against Switzerland on Saturday at Levi's Stadium, earning a 1-1 draw.

So much for Switzerland staying in the neutral zone. The Swiss might have been a step offside before the foul against Qatar keeper Mahmud Abunada that resulted in a penalty kick and a tiebreaking goal Saturday for Switzerland’s Breel Embolo during both teams’ World Cup opener.