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Switzerland survived an early scare to beat Slovenia 2-1 in Lucerne, turning a shaky start into their third straight win of this Nations League campaign. The standout moment came almost immediately, as Slovenia stunned the hosts inside the opening minutes before Switzerland steadily took control. Zan Vipotnik gave the visitors a dream start in the 2nd minute, swivelling onto a quick counter-attack and finding the bottom corner. Switzerland responded in the 10th minute when Remo Freuler's deflected effort looped in off Erik Janza for an own goal. Just before the break, Dan Ndoye completed the turnaround in the 38th minute, pouncing after a scramble in the box following Freuler's clever pass. Switzerland dominated possession the rest of the way and held firm despite late pressure, with Manuel Akanji commanding the defence. The win stretches their unbeaten run to 12 matches and keeps their perfect Nations League record intact, putting them five points clear at the top of the group. For Slovenia, it snaps an unbeaten start and exposes a troubling away record, though a top-two finish remains within reach.