Football World Cup 1934 / Switzerland

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This article covers the Swiss national team at the 1934 World Cup .

qualification

Switzerland was in qualification group 6 with Romania and Yugoslavia. The two draws (2-2 each) would not have been enough for qualification, but since Romania had used an ineligible player, the draw turned into a 2-0 forfait win transformed.

country Gates Pt
1. SwitzerlandSwitzerland Switzerland ** 5: 2 3: 1
2. Romania kingdomRomania Romania ** 2: 3 2: 2
3. Yugoslavia Kingdom 1918Kingdom of Yugoslavia Yugoslavia 3: 4 1: 3
Group 6 games
date Venue encounter Result
September 24, 1933 Belgrade Yugoslavia - Switzerland 2: 2 (0: 0)
October 29, 1933 Bern Switzerland - Romania 2: 0 *
April 29, 1934 Bucharest Romania - Yugoslavia 2: 1 (1: 0)

* Final result 2: 2 (0: 1), but scored 2: 0 goals and 2: 0 points for Switzerland.

Swiss contingent

Surname Association at the time birthday Games Gates
goalkeeper
Frank Séchehaye Servette Geneva November 3, 1907 2 0
Renato Bizzozzero FC Lugano ? 0 0
Willy Huber Grasshopper Club Zurich December 17, 1913 0 0
defender
Severino Minelli Grasshopper Club Zurich September 6, 1909 2 0
Walter Weiler Grasshopper Club Zurich 4th December 1903 2 0
Louis Gobet FC Bern October 28, 1908 0 0
Arnaldo Ortelli FC Lugano ? 0 0
Max Weiler Grasshopper Club Zurich September 25, 1900 0 0
runner
Albert Guinchard Servette Geneva November 10, 1914 2 0
Ernst Hufschmid FC Basel February 4, 1913 2 0
Fernand Jaccard FC La Tour-de-Peilz October 8, 1907 2 0
Ernst Frick FC Luzern ? 0 0
Edmond Loichot Servette Geneva ? 0 0
Willy Jäggi Lausanne Sports July 28, 1906 1 1
striker
Leopold Kielholz Servette Geneva June 9, 1911 2 3
André Abegglen Grasshopper Club Zurich March 7, 1909 2 1
Willy von Känel FC Biel October 30, 1909 2 0
Giuseppe Bossi FC Bern August 29, 1911 1 0
Alfred Jaeck FC Basel August 2, 1911 1 0
Raymond Passello Servette Geneva January 12, 1905 1 0
Erwin Hochstrasser Lausanne Sports ? 0 0
Albert Büche FC Nordstern Basel ? 0 0
Trainer
  Heinrich Muller   June 4, 1886

Game results

Switzerland - Netherlands 3: 2 (2: 1)

Against the Netherlands, two teams of equal value faced each other in an extremely even game, with the Swiss having the necessary luck on their side. Player of the day was Leopold Kielholz , who scored two goals.

Switzerland: Séchehaye - Minelli - Walter Weiler - Guinchard - Jaccard - Hufschmid - von Känel - Passelo - Kielholz - André Abegglen - Bossi. Trainer: Müller.

Netherlands: van der Meulen - Weber - van Ruun - Pellikaan - Anderiesen - van Heel - Wels - Vente - Bakhuys - Smit - van Nellen. Trainer: Glendenning.

  • Goals: 1: 0 Kielholz (9th), 1: 1 Smit (29th), 2: 1 Kielholz (44th), 3: 1 André Abegglen (65th), 3: 2 Vente (69th)
  • Referee: Ivan Eklind (Sweden)
  • Spectators: 35,000
  • Location: Stadio San Siro , Milan
  • Date: May 27, 1934

Czechoslovakia - Switzerland 3: 2 (1: 1)

Czechoslovakia prevailed 3-2 in the quarter-finals thanks to their very good goalkeeper František Plánička . Switzerland was able to keep the game against the favorites open for a long time. Shortly before the end, the Czechoslovak top striker Oldřich Nejedlý scored the decisive goal.

Czechoslovakia: Plánicka - Zenisek - Ctyroky - Kostalek - Cambal - Krcil - Junek - Svoboda - Sobotka - Nejedly - Puc

Switzerland: Séchehaye - Minelli - Walter Weiler - Guinchard - Jaccard - Hufschmid - von Känel - Jäggi - Kielholz - André Abegglen - Jäck

  • Goals: 0: 1 Kielholz (18th), 1: 1 Svoboda (36th), 2: 1 Sobotka (55th), 2: 2 Jaeggi (64th), 3: 2 Nejedlý (84th)
  • Referee: Alois Beranek (Austria)
  • Spectators: 12,000
  • Location: Stadio Benito Mussolini , Turin
  • Date: May 31, 1934