This first half between Switzerland and Bosnia Herzegovina has been an end to end stuff, but here's what's everyone missed in this match; Switzerland are deliberately overloading the left side during build-up, dragging Bosnia's midfield across before switching play into the opposite half-space. And my goodness, Granit Xhaka is whoever he thinks he his, the way he's controlling the tempo whenever Switzerland settle in possession. Bosnia are trying to stop the direct pass into the final third, forcing Switzerland to circulate the ball wider. If you noticed Bosnia's best moments have come when Edin Džeko drops deeper to link play. His movement has created space for Alajbegović and Demirović to attack the channels. Xhaka has controlled the tempo, Ndoye has been Switzerland's main threat, while Džeko's movement has been Bosnia's best route forward, any team that works better on the transition will surely win this match than the one keeping the possession.