Ardon Jashari came off the bench for Switzerland in their 1-1 draw against Qatar, but the Milan midfielder didn’t exactly get many minutes.
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After a tough first season in Serie A, Jashari headed to the World Cup with a clear goal: to restore some confidence and show what he’s capable of. However, everything hinges on him getting enough playing time to do so.
Last night, Switzerland kicked off their World Cup adventure with the game against Qatar. One that they, on paper, definitely should have won. Indeed, they only managed to clinch one point after conceding a very late equaliser.
Jashari came off the bench in the 88th minute, so he didn’t really have any time, and it’s made even worse by the fact that Qatar scored their equaliser in the 93rd minute. In short, both the Milan man and Switzerland will be hoping for a better second game.
Bosnia will be the opponents in that one and after the huge failure yesterday, some nerves might creep in for Murat Yakin’s side. It remains to be seen if Jashari can get the chance from start but the feeling is that he won’t.