Euro 2025: Host Switzerland's late goals secure 2-0 win over Iceland
Géraldine Reuteler netted with 14 minutes remaining as the Stadion Wankdorf erupted in celebration in a sea of red, and Alayah Pilgrim sealed the result in the final minute.
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