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St Jakob-Park

Monday, September 8th, 2014

kickoff at 20:45

European Championship Qualifier - Group E
Attendance: 35,500
 

Switzerland

England
0
2
   
Danny Welbeck (58, 90)
   
Fabian Delph (9), Rickie Lambert (90)
     
     

Managers
View complete set Roy Hodgson

Players
 
SWITZERLAND
 
1Yann Sommer
2Stephan Lichtsteiner
13Ricardo Rodriguez
20Johann Djourou
5Steve von Bergen
11Valon Behrami
10Granit Xhaka 74
8Gokhan Inler (Capt.)
18Admir Mehmedi 64
23Xherdan Shaqiri
9Haris Seferovic

Subs
19Josip Drmic 64
15Blerim Džemaili 74
ENGLAND
 
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 01  Joe Hart (G)
Cap number 45
Manchester City
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 02  John Stones (D)
Cap number 4
Everton
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 03  Leighton Baines (D)
Cap number 28
Everton
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 05  Gary Cahill (D)
Cap number 29
Chelsea
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 06  Phil Jones (D)
Cap number 13
Manchester United
 77
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 04  Jordan Henderson (M)
Cap number 15
Liverpool
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 07  Jack Wilshere (M)
Cap number 22
Arsenal
 73
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 08  Fabian Delph (M)
Cap number 2
Aston Villa
 9
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 11  Raheem Sterling (M)
Cap number 9
Liverpool
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 09  Danny Welbeck (F)
Cap number 28
Arsenal
 58
 90
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 10  Wayne Rooney (Capt.) (F)
Cap number 97
Manchester United
 90

Subs
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 14  Phil Jagielka (D)
Cap number 30
Everton
 77
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 16  James Milner (M)
Cap number 50
Manchester City
 73
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 19  Rickie Lambert (F)
Cap number 9
Liverpool
 90
 90
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Switzerland 0 England 2 Welbeck 58′::, 90′:: FT 90 +6 HT 0-0 8 September 2014 Last changed at 21:33 GMT Share Facebook Twitter print By Phil McNulty Chief football writer in Basel Danny Welbeck''s first England goals in a year Joe Hart and Gary Cahill deny Swiss Fabian Delph makes first start for England England made the perfect start to their Euro 2016 qualifying campaign as two second-half strikes from Arsenal''s £16m new boy Danny Welbeck gave them victory in Switzerland. Manager Roy Hodgson needed his side to produce an encouraging performance and positive result after the misery of going out of the World Cup in Brazil at the group stage in the summer - and this did the job on both counts. Play media England on the right track - Hodgson England were indebted to two vital saves by goalkeeper Joe Hart from Haris Seferovic and a vital goal-line clearance from Gary Cahill, but this victory was fully deserved and showed promising signs for the future. Switzerland - ninth in Fifa''s world rankings in August after reaching the last 16 of the World Cup, with England 20th - posed a threat but ended up being well beaten. The merits of Hodgson using the diamond formation, which suits Raheem Sterling perfectly, was shown as Liverpool''s youngster set up former Manchester United star Welbeck''s first goal just before the hour and was also involved as Anfield team-mate Rickie Lambert laid on the striker''s second in stoppage time. England''s defence - Phil Jones in particular - still had moments of vulnerability but this meeting with Switzerland was regarded as the toughest assignment in the group with San Marino, Estonia, Lithuania and Slovenia to come. From that point of view, this was mission accomplished. Match facts (Courtesy of Opta) Fabian Delph completed all 26 of his passes in the first half v Switzerland. England had more shots on target in the first half than in their previous two matches combined. Wayne Rooney created four goalscoring chances versus Switzerland, twice as many as any other player in the game. England have won a competitive game outside of their country for the first time since March 2013 versus San Marino. With the post-World Cup apathy reflected in an attendance of just over 40,000 for England''s friendly against Norway at Wembley last week, Hodgson could ill-afford a poor start to this Euro 2016 qualifying group. Hodgson had shown signs of strain after the Norway win but cut a more relaxed figure here - and England delivered a result and performance that lifted his mood even more. And as a signpost for the future, Hodgson has surely found a formation - with Arsenal''s Jack Wilshere at the base of the diamond and Sterling at its tip - that he should settle on as England negotiate a group which should be nothing more than a foundation for success in France. Sterling provided pace and strength, having a hand in both Welbeck goals, with England''s pace on the counter-attack too much for Switzerland to handle. BBC football analyst Danny Mills The World Cup was hopeless. It was absolutely diabolical. It''s basically the same group of players, with a couple of retirements, and they have gone from diabolical to decent and respectable this evening. It''s a long process but we have seen signs of positivity. Wayne Rooney also thrived surrounded by speed and willing runners and England''s new captain showed his usual willingness to take responsibility and do his share of the donkey work. Hodgson will also lean on those he has trusted in the past - and in Hart he found someone who excelled when called upon in Basel. England gave a first start to Aston Villa midfielder Fabian Delph and he emerged with much credit, although he must also reflect on a lack of discipline that earned him an early yellow card and running the risk of even further punishment. England''s Euro 2016 qualifiers Switzerland(a) 0-2:(h) 8 September 2015 San Marino(h) 9 October 2014:(a) 5 September 2015 Estonia(a) 12 October 2014:(h) 9 October 2015 Slovenia(h) 15 November 2014:(a) 14 June 2015 Lithuania(h) 27 March 2015:(a) 12 October 2015 Jones, who has usurped Everton captain Phil Jagielka following the World Cup, was uncertain throughout and he was grateful to Hart for keeping England on level terms when he lost possession to Xherdan Shaqiri and, when he played in Seferovic, Manchester City''s keeper was off his line to block. England''s speed on the counter was eye-catching and could have brought rewards on the break had Welbeck shot rather than attempt an ill-judged cross that missed both Sterling and Rooney. Welbeck was on the mark after Hart had once again stopped Seferovic, getting on the end of Sterling''s perfect cross after Rooney had broken swiftly on the Swiss defence.
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