Switzerland crashed out of the ongoing Women&rsquo;s World Cup in the second round, losing narrowly 1 - 0 to hosts Canada at <span class="mh-i-stadium">BC Place Stadium </span><span class="mh-i-venue">Vancouver on Monday morning.<br /><br />FA Basel striker Eseosa Aigbogun surprisingly failed to come off the bench in what what would have been her fourth appearance at the World Cup.<br /><br />The 22- year - old etched her name into Switzerland football folklore by becoming the first player to score for the national team in a World Cup game when she scored in the 45th minute against Ecuador on June 12.<br /><br />Aigbogun racked up 156 minutes of playing time at the World Cup, starting the game with Ecuador while she was a substitute against France and Cameroon. <br /><br />Josee Belanger netted the game winner for the Canadians seven minutes after the intermission.<br /><br />Eniola Aluko</span>&rsquo;s England will take on Norway on Monday night. She is yet to open her account in Canada.<br />