World Cup 2018: 5 talking points as Switzerland defeat Serbia

#4 Haris Seferovic goes missing

Seferovic let his team down once again

The 2018 FIFA World Cup has proven to be a nightmare thus far for the Switzerland number 9, Haris Seferovic. For the second straight game, the Benfica man failed to have any sort of influence on the game and was isolated for the majority of the first half before he was substituted at halftime.

Seferovic had zero shots at goal and shockingly registered only five touches in his 45-minute appearance. He played in two successful passes and was caught offside once to cap off his struggles.

The forward's shift will rank up with some of the worst all-time World Cup performances. The case was the same for Seferovic in the first game against Brazil where he ended up being disastrous and was unable to muster up a single attempt at goal.

Not the most enjoyable first half for #SUI's lone striker Haris Seferovic:5 touches2 passes completed1 offside1 foul committed0 shotsDefine isolated. 🙋‍♂️ pic.twitter.com/ACqJDiYVX9

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) June 22, 2018