Switzerland set a new World Cup record for not conceding a goal after holding Chile scoreless through the first 67 minutes of their Group H match on Monday.
The Swiss ran their streak to 551 minutes to replace Italy as the World Cup's stingiest defence.
Coming into Monday's contest Switzerland had not conceded a goal in their last five matches going back to the 1994 World Cup when they lost 3-0 to Spain in the second round.
Italy set the previous record holding opposition scoreless for 550 minutes, spanning parts of the 1986 and 1990 World Cups.Injured Swiss captain Frei ruled out of Spain tie
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