Figures for the 10th Super League round: Not a desolate performance from bottom team FCB in Bern

In contrast to the 3-0 defeat against Stade-Lausanne-Ouchy, FC Basel is not desolate. This is also reflected in the figures. They all get a three or four. Dominik Schmid is the worst with his clumsy entry against Males, but only with a three. And goalkeeper Marwin Hitz gets an unemployment rate of four: three shots on goal. It rings three times. And they are all unsustainable. The best at YB: the excellent Garcia, who crowned his performance with a goal. Likewise, quick starter Nsame. Niasse dominates the midfield. Blum makes the great assist for Garcia. Fail? No one!

Defense chief Albert Vallci and winger Julian von Moos stood out from a good St. Gallen team. Vallci kept everything tight at the back with his teammates and made the important 2-0 up front shortly before half time. Von Moos was lively, strong in duels and games. The country’s U21 player was only denied a goal. At Ouchy, only goalkeeper Da Silva, who saved his team from a debacle, and left back Linus Obexer, who fought great duels with von Moos and was also dangerous up front, could convince. The rest of the promoted team was more bad than good.

The side underby of Zurich is a balanced affair, but victorious FCZ surpasses Winterthur in terms of scores. In addition to match winner Antonio Marchesano, class 5 also goes to the always active Jonathan Okita and goalkeeper Yanick Brecher, whose parade against Silvan Sidler with the score at 2-1 is groundbreaking. Rodrigo Conceicao is also on course for a grade 5, but the Portuguese has lost considerably compared to the first half. Insufficient for the winner are the harmless striker Daniel Afriyie and defense chief Nikola Katic, who is already mentally on the clock when Winti’s goal in injury time. In FCW, the three break jokers provide some momentum, and the tactical adjustments also help. However, striker Aldin Turkes and central defender Basil Stillhart are missing. Goalscorer Matteo Di Giusto makes a mistake for FCZ’s third goal. Goalkeeper Marvin Keller is also not a stabilizer tonight, the first goal against seems tenable.

The newcomer from Yverdon was recently the team of the moment. Marco Schällibaum’s team did not perform much in the home game against the Hoppers. The experienced William Le Pogam is the symbol for this. His big bad pass led early on to the ranking led by Awer Mabil and thus to the bankruptcy of Yverdon. The Australian newcomer becomes a match winner for the Hoppers. Mabil adds a second goal and sets up the third through Babunski. Abrashi and the active Schürpf also impressed on the way to the first competition victory for the classification since August 6.

Enzo Crivelli fights for every ball, shows his character and his physicality and causes huge problems for the Ticino defense. And then he scores the winning goal. Behind him, Miroslav Stevanovic starts in an unusually central position – quite interesting. Goalkeeper Joël Mall, who is preferred to Jeremy Frick, is doing well. The disappointment on Ticino’s side comes from the attacking line, where Zan Cesar and Ignacio Aliseda are transparent. Anto Grgic, one of the heroes of Istanbul, made several technical errors that were unusual for him.

The people of Lucerne have had everything under control in Lausanne for a long time. They go into halftime almost too confidently. With a 1-0 lead behind us, a beautiful goal from Ardon Jashari. After the break, the FCL crashed – suddenly the team from Lausanne was in the match. Above all, ex-FCL junior Chris Kablan, who made it 1-1. Then Mauricio Willimann’s unnecessary tug on Alvyn Sanches’ shirt: penalty. Lausanne says thank you and takes the lead. Moments later it is Willimann who causes the next penalty. An evening to quickly forget for Lucerne’s own plant.