Figures for the Super League round: FCB millionaires and four YB stars fail completely

It is a rather below-average match in the St. Jakob Park in Basel. Ardon Jashari, who ruined Basel’s game with his goal to make it 1-1, was also not outstanding. Otherwise it’s a poor performance from all the players. Many are inadequate – both at FCB and FCL. Including former Luzern player Mo Dräger, who missed many balls, especially in the first half.

However, little comes from striker Lars Villiger at FCL. But even less comes from FCB striker Thierno Barry. The new acquisition (brought over from Beveren for millions in the second Belgian competition) yields little or nothing. FCB coach Timo Schultz seems to see it differently and only takes him down shortly before the end.

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St. Gallen’s defensive giant Abdoulaye Diaby (1.98 meters) stands out for the hosts’ strong team performance and feels like he is winning every game. If the Malian had not committed a tactical error on Colley in the first half, Diaby would have received the highest score.

The Young Boys disappoint across the board, especially in the attack with Males, Ugrinic, Colley and Nsame, Elia at least scored with a shot on Sunday. The champions only got their first real chance in injury time through substitute Ganvoula.

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The match winner of the FCZ is in goal again this season: goalkeeper Yanick Brecher holds on to the derby victory in injury time. Bledian Krasniqi is just as crucial to victory. In his first appearance in the starting XI this season, the homegrown player scores the groundbreaking 1-0 with his first professional goal in Letzigrund.

However, the defense of the rankings does not seem particularly happy with the first or second FCZ goal, which is reflected in unsatisfactory figures in the defense. Substitutes Pascal Schürpf and Francis Momoh achieved sufficient points in the rankings; they were involved in the final phase, in which the Hoppers almost did not get the equalizer they actually deserved.

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Lausanne plays a good match in Ticino, but, as so often this season, ends up empty-handed. Meanwhile, the Vaudois leveled the match through homegrown player Alvyn Sanches (48th). The homegrown team benefited from an incredible double fault from Jhon Espinoza and Lugano goalkeeper Amir Saipi, who received a failing grade for this action.

However, Lugano reacts well to the equalizer. And one person in particular shone in the Cornaredo on Wednesday evening: Roman Macek, who made it 1-0 with a beautiful assist and showed a solid performance in the middle of the match. The Czech responds on the field to the minor polemic that arose from his dissatisfaction with his playing time. He provoked a discussion with his coach and now shows his reaction to it. Strong.

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In the duel between the newcomers, one man stands out: Igor Liziero (25). The Brazilian has only just arrived in Switzerland, but if he continues at this pace he will attract the attention of much bigger teams than Yverdon. It’s very simple, he is everywhere: in defense, in build-up, but also as a decisive passer. Goalscorer Varol Tasar (47th) is decisive again.

For the home team at the Pontaise, only one player gets a five: Sahmkou Camara, born in 2003, misjudges the trajectory of the ball when conceding a goal. But the young central defender, who took the team from Lausanne out of the fourth highest French league this summer in Grasse, responds to his wish and scores the equalizer with a strong header (81′). And PSG youngster Ismaël Gharbi, who recorded his second assist in two Super League games on loan, confirms his immense talent but can undoubtedly do more.

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