Dusel-YB still has sand in the gearbox: “Our victory may not have been fully deserved”

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Lausanne coach Ludovic Magnin (44) remained on his bench for two or three minutes after the final whistle, crossing his legs. “I’ve calmed down,” Magnin told Blick after the game. “If the referee whistles, it’s a penalty. From my perspective on the bench, it was a penalty, I immediately told my assistant. Of course you hope that the VAR will come.”

The scene Magnin mentions, which would have enraged him before, takes place deep into stoppage time. YB joker Silvère Ganvoula crosses from the right, Archie Brown from Lausanne no longer puts his hands completely behind his back. Referee Luca Piccolo hesitates for a moment and then points to the point.

Cedric Itten, the second best YB goalscorer of the past season, turned ice cold to 2: 1 for the champions, who had been anything but masterful up to that point: a lot of patchwork, inaccuracies, high balls that did not find a buyer, little depth in the game. There is almost nothing to see of superstar and top scorer Nsame.

YB stars promise to get better

In contrast to the Lausanners, who push hard in the first half and are more dangerous. They also managed to clear the YB lead of Joël Monteiro (52nd) with surprising ease. Less than 100 seconds from behind, young Aliou Baldé makes opponent Loris Benito look old and scores the equalizer.

“Unfortunately I always lose to Raphi Wicky”, said Ludovic Magnin after the match. The two played together in the national team for many years. Magnin continues: “It was a bitter defeat. A draw would have been fair.”

YB captain Fabian Lustenberger also sees it this way: “The first game of the season is never easy and Lausanne did very well. Our victory may not have been fully deserved, but of course we are very happy with the three points.”

Goal scorer Cedric Itten says after the happy victory: «I had my plan how I wanted to shoot the penalty. But we clearly need to improve. We’re working on that.”

Source : Blick