Figures for the 22nd Super League round: Two teams fail completely

Ardon Jashari is of course the boss on the field at FCL and, together with goalscorer Thibault Klidjé, deserves a top rating. But coach Mario Frick also shows a golden touch. His substitutes (Chader, Max Meyer and Nicolas Haas) prepared the winning goal and also created considerably more momentum. In the team from St. Gallen, it is not only the attackers who are sinful, but also the wide players, who first carelessly lose the ball on the right and then are mentally too slow on the left.

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Defense chief Nikola Katic (27) is the face of the FCZ crisis. In the 3-0 defeat against Yverdon, the Croat was responsible for all three goals conceded. With the exception of Bledian Krasniqi (22) and Adrián Guerrero (26), all other Zurich residents also failed. However, two wing defenders shine at Yverdon: William Le Pogam (30) gives the promoted team an early lead, Anthony Sauthier (32) prepares the second goal with a long ball upwards.

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Tired kick in Letzigrund: Winterthur has a strong collective. So none of Eulachstadt’s residents fail. Although goalkeeper Marvin Keller keeps a clean sheet, he gets a four. Reason: He doesn’t have to do anything. GC plays too weak. However, everyone failed at the Hoppers except defender Tobers, who appeared even worse after the 0-1 defeat, and Hammel, who had to intervene twice. That wasn’t enough of all.

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Colley’s early goal secures the Young Boys’ three points in Lausanne. Raphael Wicky’s team does not need to go over the line to beat Lausanne, but the champions’ performance is not really good. A far cry from the standards of previous years. And without a very good David von Ballmoos in goal, the Bernese could have returned from the Tuilière with just one point and pursuer Servette would have been close again.

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Even after his brace against Winterthur, FCB striker Thierno Barry’s knot did not really break. In the 0-1 home defeat against Lugano, the Frenchman had his only ‘finish’ when he was involuntarily hit on the head by opponent Valenzuela. Otherwise, Barry remains completely invisible. Ex-Bebbi Renato Steffen has not been seen in Joggeli for a long time. But twenty minutes before the end, Nati’s wing scored the ice-cold victory with Ticino’s first shot on target. Lugano captain Jonathan Sabbatini also played a strong game and scored the winning goal with his sharp cross.

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With a goal and a perfect cross to Crivelli, Servette’s winger Bendeguz Bolla plays big and is rewarded with the prize for best player. Once again the Hungarian shows his superior class in the Super League. SLO defender Rayan Kadima, on the other hand, literally invites Servettes Ondoua to score after 13 minutes. The Vaud centre-back had a pitch-black afternoon – like so many others in the Lausanne defense team.

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