Red-hot Chile favorites despite our rout of Spain, says Swiss coach Hitzfeld Chile will start as favorites against Switzerland in today's World Cup Group H match, Swiss coach Ottmar Hitzfeld said. The 61-year-old German - one of only three coaches to have won the Champions League with two different clubs - said that despite his side having beaten European champions Spain 1-0 in their opening match they did not merit being favorites. Hitzfeld based his World of Warcraft power leveling, claim on Chile's opening 1-0 win over Honduras and their qualifying campaign. "Switzerland are not favorites, it will be Chile," said Hitzfeld, who World of Warcraft power leveling won the Champions League with Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich. "This team really impressed me, firstly in qua l i f y ing . Not many teams end up finishing above Argentina." "Against Honduras, the Chileans were unbelievable and they could have 3-0 or 4-0 instead of 1-0. They are a solid unit, with very fast players." Hitzfeld said he expected last chaos gold, a more complicated match than against the Spanish where a second-half goal by Gelson Fernandes accounted for the tournament favorites last chaos gold. "It will be above all more difficult on the mental front. It is imperative that we are totally focused." "In terms of strategy, we will have to be even more compact than we were against Spain." "The victory against Spain was an extraordinary moment but will be pointless if we fail to reach the second round." Hitzfeld, whose contract runs till 2012 and has hinted he would not return to club management, said that he had been hugely proud of his aoc power leveling, players, who grabbed the win despite the absence of two of their most influential players in striker Alexander Frei and West Ham midfielder Valon Behrami. "They were utterly fantastic, surpassing themselves. If we aoc power leveling look at the statistics, they ran a total of 120 kilometers to the 115 covered by the Spaniards," said Hitzfeld. "There has been no sense of euphoria among us. We took three points against Spain." "It is the type of present that one doesn't expect. Nothing is decided in this group. But we have nevertheless a real chance to finish top of the group, which would give us an extra day's rest before the second round," he said. Switzerland, twice quarterfinalists, round off their group matches against Honduras in Bloemfontein on Friday. Rommedahl flies high over lopsided Cameroon Samuel Eto'o was left speechless on Sunday when Cameroon, arguably one of Africa's strongest sides, became the first team to crash out of the aoc power leveling, group stage in the tournament after 90 minutes of open, exciting and frantic football. The African lions bounced back from a passionless first match against the Netherlands by opting for a more aggressive 4-3-1-2 formation, with Achilles Emana playing behind Eto'o aoc power leveling and Pierre Webo, while fullback Geremi supported Alexander Song and Eyong Enoh to their right-hand side - but left back Benoit Assou-Ekotto was left alone. The shape worked well early on as Cameroon totally dominated the central midfield, allowing Eto'o and Webo to continually make good runs behind the Danish backline. Cameroon were pressing much better than in their first match and Eto'o deservedly gave his team the lead in the 10th minute when he slotted home after Emana intercepted Christian Poulsen's careless pass and squared the ball to the Inter marksman. Denmark, who lost to the Dutch 2-0 five days earlier, had no choice but to bounce back immediately. Unlike their African counterparts, the Danish side, playing with a 4-2-3-1 formation, chose to exploit both flanks with their lightning-quick wingers. When Jesper Cronkjaer found Final Fantasy XI GIL, himself no space on the overcrowded left side, the natural next step for the Danish players was to switch the ball diagonally to the right, where Dannis Rommedahl was facing the isolated Assou-Ekotto. And that decision changed the outcome of the match. The weak point of Cameroon's lopsided shape was all too clear and the quicker Denmark put the ball there. A 60-yard lob from Simon Kjaer found Rommedahl and the Ajax winger then Final Fantasy XI GIL skipped past Assou-Ekotto before setting up Nicklas Bendtner for the equalizing goal midway through the first half. Denmark punished Cameroon in the same way 15 minutes after the break when Rommedahl found space again in his area. This time he was up against aion kinah, substitute John II Makoun, when Assou-Ekotto was pushing deep to join the attack. The on-form player easily cut inside and curled a superb goal into the far corner. A passionless first match and a tactical blunder in the second dented Eto'o aion kinah and Cameroon's hope of reaching the last 16. You are never going to progress far if you expose your weakness so clearly to your opponents and they were unable to change after being out-minded for long. Denmark showed their tactical flexibility in this match, placing veterans Gronkjaer and Jon Dahl Tomasson behind frontline and outplayed opponents on the right flank after conceding an early goal. The Danes are now given another must-win task in their last group game against Japan, who enjoy a goal-difference advantage to stay second in Group E.