Super League figures for round 15: Ranking with total failure – YB also failed eight times

It’s almost Advent, but the Super League championship race is much more open than expected. This is mainly due to the FCZ. The Zurich team defeated YB in the home match and returned to the top. The pillars of the coup against the champions can be found in defence, in the middle of midfield and on the wings. Defenders Lindrit Kamberi and Nikola Katic are not only a bench at the back, but also accelerate in attack with set pieces. The result: Katic heads the groundbreaking 2-0.

Cheick Conde and Ifeanyi Mathew, who win many matches, provide the necessary physical strength in the center. And at the front of the page, the tireless Rodrigo Conceicao is busy. Jonathan Okita? He has now become a real snapper and the Congolese scored his eighth goal of the season. Zurich can even afford to have Daniel Afriyie, another innocent striker, in their ranks. At YB, goalkeeper Anthony Racioppi, Darian Males and Mohamed Ali Camara also had a very weak evening. Jean-Pierre Nsame is also only a shadow of his good days, and he also did not defend sufficiently in the FCZ corner in the 0-2 defeat.

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Record player Fabian Frei (422 Super League games) and assist provider Dominik Schmid are the best Basel players against St. Gallen. Goalkeeper Marwin Hitz, Finn van Breemen and Anton Kade also made an impression. When it comes to opponents St. Gallen, the reports are quite bad, especially for the central defenders.

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Who can stop Servette? Definitely not a GC! Bruno Berner’s players were overwhelmed in all areas of the game and had no say in this match. The Genevans were unstoppable and continued to improve. The match against YB this Sunday in Wankdorf will be a good test to see if they can challenge for the title this season or not.

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The three points remain in Lucerne. No stolen home win, but not a convincing one either: Winti is the better team after Schättin’s equalizer and is close to 2-1. Until Simani out of nowhere gives the FCL a 2-1 lead, the guests break their necks.

For the home side, captain Ardon Jashari impressed at a high level for 47 minutes before having to leave the field with a head injury – and his team lost order without Jashari. Otherwise there are a lot of average things to see in Lucerne. Winti is led by the strong flank dribbler Sayfallah Ltaief. For once not a good day, goalkeeper Marvin Keller draws the line: The YB loan, which was so strong until then, looks bad with 0:1 and 1:2.

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Kevin Martin, who has often been convincing for Yverdon in recent weeks, was the catalyst for Lugano’s success by conceding the first two goals. But he received no help from his defenders in the second half and Yverdon went down mercilessly. The only player who could convince in the Northern Vaudois side was striker Kevin Carlos, who proved to be extremely combative and caused problems for the Lugano defenders.

On the Lugano side, it was Albian Hajdari who put Lugano on the road to victory with his 1-0 win. Jonathan Sabbatini did the heavy lifting in midfield as always, while Zan Celar scored twice. One of the disappointments was Renato Steffen, who remained pale during the attack. Uran Bislimi also failed to shine.

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Brighton Labeau is the decisive man in the derby with his goal. But Lausanne also owes its success to three excellent saves from Karlo Letica, the very good Croatian goalkeeper.

The only disappointment on the Lausanne-Sport side is Rares Ilie. Much more needs to be done if he is to fill the gap left by Alvyn Sanches, who has been out for a long time.

On the other hand, SLO’s ultra-defensive orientation hardly allows for highlights. Ismael Gharbi, the talent hired from PSG, is particularly affected by this.

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