The Super League scores for the 21st round: One gets the maximum penalty, Jashari shows his class

Stade-Lausanne-Ouchy – Lucerne 0:3

Only Mergim Qarri can worry the Lucerne defense when he hits the post when the score is 0-2. The winger is powerful – the only one in the Vaudois team. New striker Vitalie Damascan has no chance to score and never plays a role in the game. Dylan Ouedraogo plays poorly and is therefore substituted during half time.

What a game from Ardon Jashari! The midfielder is in charge and shows why he is a top player in the Super League. His assist in Pius Dorn’s 3-0 win is nothing short of brilliant. Thibault Klidje opens the score in a very nice way and keeps the SLO defense constantly busy. Teddy Okou is also very active against his former team. Severin Ottiger also has a very good performance.

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FCZ – Lausanne 2:2

FC Zurich takes a point against Lausanne and that doesn’t help, but feels like a victory. After the weak first half, nothing indicates that FCZ could make up for the 0-2 deficit. It takes a mega mistake from Lausanne’s goalkeeper Karlo Letica (grade 1, maximum penalty!) for the Zurich team to find its way back into the match. After Krasniqi’s 1:2 they even pressed hard and showed a completely different half than in the first half. That is why many save themselves in group four. Conceicao, who entered the field in the 46th minute and made it 2-2 moments later, was given a five.

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St. Gallen – Napkin 0:2

The Genevans were simply better in all areas of the team. That was due to their own strength, but also to the weak team from St. Gallen. The best St. Gallen player was, in addition to goalkeeper Lawrence Ati Zigi, also the unlucky one with Jozo Stanic. His own goal heralds the home defeat.

At Servette, the defense around the extremely strong full-back Keigo Tsunemoto and captain Steve Rouiller achieved high marks. But midfielder Gaël Ondoua and winger Dereck Kutesa also distinguished themselves from a good top team.

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Winterthur – Basel 1:3

Captain Granit Lekaj is actually Winterthur’s points provider. FCW remains undefeated in the first seven games with the central defender. In the eighth game there was a 1:3 defeat against FCB. Partly responsible for this is Lekaj, who lost his nerve shortly after the break and was given a yellow-red card for his complaining attack. The opponents from Basel also have a series break: after 19 goalless games, striker Thierno Barry scores for the first time in the Super League and a little later he even scores a second goal: save.

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YB – Yverdon 5:1

Ultimately, the difference in the figures is almost as great as in the objectives category. Not a single fiver at Yverdon. Four at YB. Under the leadership of the strong Rrudhani, who has really arrived in Bern since the YB match: goal and second assist, he now also kicks the most standards. Monteiro with two goals is also strong. Lauper, who dominates the midfield (and scores one of his rare goals). And Ugrinic, through whom the majority of the dangerous YB actions have been taking place for weeks anyway.

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Lugano – standings 0-0

Game not occupied by a Blick reporter, therefore no numbers.

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