Swiss midfielder Yoan Manzambi made history during the 2026 World Cup match against Bosnia and Herzegovina by becoming the youngest substitute to score a brace in World Cup history. The 20-year-old’s standout performance contributed to Switzerland’s commanding 4-1 victory.
Named FIFA’s man of the match, Manzambi entered the game in the 71st minute and quickly made an impact. He found the net for the first time just three minutes later, and then secured his second goal in the 90th minute, showcasing his remarkable skills off the bench.
At 20 years and 247 days old, Manzambi broke the previous record held by notable players such as Kai Havertz, André Schürrle, and Fernando Morientes. His achievement marks a significant milestone in World Cup history.
This performance not only propelled Switzerland to a decisive win but also ensured that Manzambi’s name will be remembered in the annals of football history.