Nigeria, July 8 -- The closely fought contest was defined by disciplined defending, tactical organisation and few clear-cut chances, forcing the match into a penalty shootout.

Colombia made the brighter start, controlling possession and pressing aggressively to disrupt Switzerland's rhythm while looking to exploit spaces on the counter-attack.

The South Americans stretched the Swiss defence with quick movement and attacking runs but were unable to break through a well-organised backline.

Switzerland gradually settled into the match after the hydration break, enjoying more possession and building attacks patiently from the back.

Despite their improved control, the Swiss also struggled to create clear scoring opportunities as Colombia ...