Dan Ndoye sparks Switzerland rout as Forest fans pose club-form question | OneFootball

Dan Ndoye delivered two assists as Switzerland beat Scotland 3-0 at Hampden Park, a display that drew plaudits and invited fresh scrutiny of his Nottingham Forest form. Fellow Red Jair Cunha also impressed on his first Brazil start in a 4-2 win over Australia.

Ndoye teed up Nico Elvedi with a low cross on 55 minutes, then cut the ball back for Zeki Amdouni eight minutes from time. Le Figaro lauded his influence and elusiveness from the outset, while Blue News gave him 5.5 and questioned his efficiency.

“It was a very good performance from the team, and today we were very good in every aspect. Being decisive also means providing excellent service to teammates, so of course, whether it's a goal, an assist, or a two-goal assist, it's always a pleasure,” he told RTS.

“Unflappable Switzerland? Yes, I think that's the team's mentality. We want to continue the momentum from the World Cup, perform well and show that we are among the best teams in Europe and the world.” Some Forest supporters on X asked why he struggles to reproduce such form for his club.

Jair made his first Brazil start, playing 86 minutes in the 4-2 win over Australia after debuting in last Friday's 1-1 draw. Globo Esporte rated him 6.5, praising his distribution but noting one aerial lapse. GOAL gave 6/10, citing a faulty offside trap before his 88th-minute withdrawal.

Source: Nottingham Post

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