Switzerland must keep a cool head says Hitzfeld
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}By Bate Felix
Unfancied Switzerland caused a major upset by beating then World Cup tournament favorite Spain in their opening game, and face Group H co-leaders Chile in their next game.
"Mentally, the game against Chile will be more difficult than our first game," the German-born trainer said before the team departed for Port Elizabeth.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}He said Switzerland would be going for all three points against Chile as they seek to qualify on top of their group and avoid in the second stage the winner of Group G which could potentially be top ranked Brazil.
The Swiss coach said striker Alex Frei and midfielder Valon Behrami, who missed the first game due to injuries, trained with the team on Saturday and were both 100 percent fit to play.
However, Hitzfeld said it was not certain that Switzerland's top striker Frei, would start in the game.
{{#rendered}} {{/rendered}}"The fact that he (Frei) trained with the team does not mean he is going to start against Chile," Hitzfeld said.
"I will only decide on the day of the match, however I am happy I have an additional attacking option," he added.
(Editing by Nigel Hunt)