Celso Borges and Fabian Schär made Branquiazul history last night at the Nizhny Novgorod Stadium for the last Group E match.

Both players, like in the previous 2 games, started up for their teams and played the entire match.

The match was a head-to-head clash that ended 2-2. Costa Rica started off better and Celso nearly scored a splendid header which was denied by Yann Sommer with the right post’s help.

The Swiss did not waste any chances and took the lead in two occasions. The ‘Ticos’ never gave up and finished their World Cup competition on a positive note.

Switzerland ended in second place behind Brazil and get through to the next round. They will play against Sweden on Tuesday 3 July at 4 pm in the St Petersburg Stadium.

Even though Panama play tomorrow, there will be no Dépor representatives as Ismael Diaz is ruled out due to suffering a knee injury in a training session.

According to the Panama Football Federation, the medical test have revealed that the player has a “bone contusion in the external femoral condyle of his right knee.” The Fabrilista striker is ruled out for his national team’s last game against Tunisia on Thursday at 8 pm.

The 5 Deportivistas have the following World Cup fixtures:

Celso Borges

World Cup (Group E)

Sunday 17 June

COSTA RICA 0 - SERBIA 1

Friday 22 June

ENGLAND 2 - COSTA RICA 0

Wednesday 27 June

SWITZERLAND 2 - COSTA RICA 2

Fabian Schär

World Cup (Group E)

Sunday 17 June

BRAZIL 1 - SWITZERLAND 1

Friday 22 June

SERBIA 1 - SWITZERLAND 2

Wednesday 27 June

SWITZERLAND 2 - COSTA RICA 2

Last 16 Round

Tuesday 3 July

4 pm: SWEDEN - SWITZERLAND, in St Petersburg.

Ismael Diaz

World Cup (Group G)

Monday 18 June

BELGIUM 3 - PANAMA 0

Sunday 24 June

BELGIUM 6 - PANAMA 1

Thursday 28 June

8 pm: PANAMA - TUNISIA, at the Mordovia Arena (Saransk)

Michael Krohn-Dehli

World Cup (Group C)

Saturday 16 June

PERU 0 - DENMARK 1

Thursday 21 June

DENMARK 1 - AUSTRALIA 1

Tuesday 26 June

DENMARK 0 - FRANCE 0

Last 16 Round

Sunday 1 June

8 pm: CROATIA - DENMARK, in Nizhny Novgorod