What a wild finish in Los Angeles!

Switzerland explodes for a 4-1 victory over 10-man Bosnia-Herzegovina.

The Group B top seeds now have four points from two games, thanks to some incredible second-half subs.

Vargas and Manzambi came off the bench and sparked a late surge, creating the opening goal before Muharemovic was sent off.

Switzerland then finished strong, with Manzambi bagging two goals and Vargas adding another.

Captain Xhaka sealed it with a last-minute penalty.

Mahmic grabbed a late consolation goal for Bosnia soon after entering the game.

Switzerland generated 2.01 xG to Bosnia's 0.24 from five attempts.

This loss snaps Bosnia's nine-game unbeaten streak, and they may need maximum points against Qatar in their final group match.

Switzerland is in a strong position to advance before facing co-hosts Canada next week.

That's all from L.A.!

Full-Time

FULL-TIME!

Switzerland dominates Bosnia-Herzegovina 4-1 in this FIFA World Cup match at Los Angeles Stadium.

GOAL!

SWITZERLAND!

Xhaka buries his penalty into the bottom-right corner with the last kick of the match!

Vasilj dives the right way but can't keep it out.

It's now 4-1 to Die Nati, who move to four points in Group B!

PENALTY FOR SWITZERLAND!

Bosnia-Herzegovina fails to clear their lines, and Sow tries to pounce on a loose ball in the box.

Memic lunges in and takes him down, and the referee immediately points to the spot!

Goals are flying in left, right, and center since Switzerland broke through!

We're now in the fifth minute of six indicated added minutes.

Is there time for any more?

GOAL!

WHAT A HIT BY MAHMIC!

Just moments after coming off the bench, the substitute slams an unerring volley past Kobel and into the back of the net!

Bosnia-Herzegovina may trail 3-1 and be down to 10 men, but that's a memorable moment for Mahmic — what a way to score his first international goal!

SUB: Bosnia-Herzegovina makes a final change as Mahmic replaces Alajbegovic.

Vargas, involved in all three Swiss strikes, adds an excellent assist to his goal!

He cuts the ball back for Manzambi from the left byline.

GOAL!

MANZAMBI MAKES HIS MARK!

Switzerland now lead 3-0!

Swiss skipper Xhaka finds Vargas, who cuts the ball back for Manzambi.

He scores his second goal of the game with a neat side-footed finish!

The substitute has found the net twice since coming on, becoming the youngest sub ever to bag a brace at the World Cup (20 years, 247 days).

SUB: Embolo departs after a job well done.

Itten will lead Switzerland's attack for the final moments.

Vargas, full of confidence, drives up the left wing and whips a threatening cross along the six-yard box, but Embolo misses it by mere inches!