Figures from the 9th round of the Super League: the Basel horror report for the SL blow

Renato Veiga fluctuates between genius and madness. Sometimes he plays excellent passes, shifts the game, wins the duels. Then he loses the ball catastrophically, like before the 0:1. It is that goal that pulls the plug on FCB. With the exception of Marwin Hitz, no Basel player is enough, and captain Fabian Frei also had a bad afternoon.

You almost feel sorry for Thierno Barry. He came on as a substitute at half-time, but stumbled over every ball and symbolized the enormous uncertainty within the Basel team. Newly promoted SLO, on the other hand, impresses through the tape and records the biggest win in the club’s 23-year history.

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After the 1:4 against the very efficient FC Zurich, FCL coach Frick highly praised the opponent and immediately made him the number one title candidate. His team also helped the FCZ to a clear victory, especially goalkeeper Loretz, who was excellent until this game.

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GC does its best and doesn’t play a bad match. You didn’t go down, says coach Bruno Berner. WHERE. And that’s why only the invisible De Carvalho and Babunski and the completely inadequate Captain Tobers, who made the YB goal possible and scored a second big goal, get a failing grade.

At YB you see too few males. There’s also a three for that. It is best for the two makers of the miracle goal to make it 1-0. Cross god Garcia and “Ibra” Itten, then the dazzling Elia and the confident goalkeeper Racioppi, who saved YB’s three-pointer in stoppage time. The fact that the figures are at a normal level despite the cave stairs offered is due to the Letzi field. You must be gentle.

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Aimen Mahious scores. But the best player in Yverdon’s side is undoubtedly Mahious’ Algerian compatriot Haithem Loucif, who covers mile after mile in midfield. Center back Dario Del Fabro also deserves attention as he is just as comfortable in a back four as he is in a back three. Goalkeeper Sebastian Breza, on the other hand, comes into the game unexpectedly and provides a few scares – not enough. Christopher Lungoyi, the most powerful Yverdon player in recent weeks, shines less this Sunday because he was in the center instead of on the side.

On the St. Gallen side, Fabian Schubert and Julian von Moos delivered an unsatisfactory performance and were taken out of the match early by their coach. Right back Mattia Zanotti also had problems throughout the match, until he received a red card in the final minute as a negative highlight.

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Dereck Kutesa’s substitution during the break turned the match in Geneva’s favor. Not only did he force Karlo Letica to aim his shot at the post from the start (47th), but above all he scored the beautiful and decisive 2-1 (56th). His substitution wakes up Servette and makes him forget the disappointing performance of Jeremy Guillemenot, whose case becomes worrying. Miroslav Stevanovic gets stronger as the match progresses.

On the Lausanne side, Berkay Dabanli was very active in defense, while Kaly Sène played a good game and opened the scoring for the Vaudois team. Alvyn Sanches scores the goal, but can show more. His talent is undeniable, as is his potential for improvement.

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Not in the stadium.

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