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Switzerland set unwanted World Cup record after falling to late draw against Qatar

Switzerland set unwanted World Cup record after falling to late draw against Qatar
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Switzerland set an unwanted record for the most shots taken in a World Cup match without winning, following a 1-1 draw against Qatar. Despite dominating the game with 26 shots, the Swiss were unable to secure a victory against the Qatari side.

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This highlights a notable statistical anomaly in international football, underscoring the unpredictability of tournament play.

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World Championship Switzerland set unwanted World Cup record after falling to late draw against Qatar Switzerland set unwanted World Cup record after falling to late draw against Qatar Alex Roberts Switzerland set unwanted World Cup record after falling to late draw against Qatar PETER KLAUNZER / EPA / Profimedia Switzerland were left to rue their missed chances in a disappointing draw against Qatar in their World Cup opener.

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