The Super League figures for the 14th round: Nati refuser Jashari also fails on the field

It is not known whether Winti defender Yannick Schmid slept well after the defeat against St. Gallen. It cannot be accepted. Because he has to leave his post after half an hour. Partly because he is completely upright and plays a catastrophically bad pass before the 1-1 score. At St. Gallen, the entire attacking department is convincing, Geubbels shines as an assist provider and Akolo as a goalscorer. And at the back, goalkeeper Zigi ensures that nothing burns for the Eastern Swiss in the final phase with his saved penalty.

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Man, these are the really hard games to review. Ultimately the score is 6:1 in a match where the losing team has almost the same number of shots on target as the winner. Perhaps one goal, the 2-2, for which Lucerne had enough chances, will probably turn out the whole thing differently. But that’s what it means: The Winner Takes It All. So all good numbers. In the FCL there is only enough for the most proactive, Max Mayer and Chader. At YB for Meschack Elia the maximum score for his two great goals. And a 5 for many of Bern’s attacking players, who bring incredible power and efficiency to the pitch.

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The start of the rankings against SLO was a complete failure, but in the gloomy Letzigrund they turned the basement game around within two minutes and ultimately sent SLO back to Lausanne with 5:2. GC Hero returns Momoh with a three-pack!

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Taulant Next to him, midfield talent Leon Avdullahu is impressive. After the FCB bravely defended themselves against the early outnumbered team until half-time (red for Sigua in the 18th minute), the guests fell apart after the break. Replacements Barry and Malone lack self-promotion.

On the other hand, Servette’s collective is once again convincing. Guillemenot stood out with two goals, Mazikou with two assists and Cognat with one goal and one assist each. Servette coach René Weiler can afford to banish players like Rodelin and Fofana to the stands. And this despite the fact that the two best attacking figures, Bedia and Stevanovic, are missing. These Genevans are definitely a force to be reckoned with in the battle for the championship.

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Zurich’s victory in Lugano is well deserved. This is also reflected in the figures. Very little comes from Ticino. No one deserves a passing grade. It is symbolic that Croci-Torti made four substitutions after 45 minutes. The worst is goalkeeper Steven Deana, who concedes two goals and ultimately leaves his team with ten men for the final minutes after an unfortunate collision. At FCZ, the attacking players are especially impressive. Okita, Guerrero, Afriyie get a 5, as does the scorer who makes it 2-0, Kamberi.

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