2022 FIFA World Cup Preview and Predictions: Group G

The 2022 FIFA World Cup is fast approaching and we are bringing you a preview of every group ahead of the tournament, offering an insight into each team, as well as predictions as to who will progress to the knockout rounds. Below, we preview Group G that contains five-time winners Brazil, 1954 hosts Switzerland, Dusan Vlahovic's Serbia and 1990 quarter-finalists Cameroon. 

Italy vs Switzerland Player Ratings: Jorginho Misses Again

The two countries entered the matchup tied on 14 points in Group C with two games remaining. Italy dominated possession for much of the match, but Switzerland created its chances with dangerous counter attacks. In particular, the Rossocrociati were able to exploit Italy's right flank against Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Jorginho.
Insigne, Italy

Switzerland – Italy Player Ratings: A Defensive Clash

Italy's World Cup qualifying campaign continued with a second straight draw in Switzerland. The European champions were the dominant side, but a lackluster second half led to the goalless final. Jorginho's missed penalty and a poor one-on-one finish by Domenico Berardi ensured that Italy would leave without the full three points.
Switzerland were going to pose a tougher challenge to Italy than what they did at the Euro and Roberto Mancini knew that

Gritty Switzerland Block Italy as Azzurri Catch Second Tie in a Row

Pushed by their home supporters, Switzerland were going to pose a tougher challenge to the Azzurri than what they did at the Euro and coach Roberto Mancini knew that. At the Sankt Jakob-Park in Basel, it ended in a goalless draw, a disappointing result that risks complicating Italy's path towards Qatar 2022.
Roma made some adjustments in the midfield in January, but José Mourinho has not stopped considering Granit Xhaka the ideal signing in the role.

Suspension, Yellow Card and Injury Updates Ahead of Euro Quarter Finals

Just one player will miss the quarterfinals of the Euro due to suspension. Still, it is a major blow to Switzerland, which will face Spain without Granit Xhaka. Several players are in danger of skipping the semifinals as they are one yellow card away from disqualification. The list includes Harry Maguire, Phil Foden, Sergio Busquests, Jordi Alba, and Nicolò Barella. Eden Hazard and Kevin De Bruyne might be able to recover for the Italy game.