The Super League figures for the 24th round: Excellent young FCB heart, two teams fail completely

At YB the base number is three, at Servette five. Above all, the much-vaunted YB offensive is yielding nothing. There is no real chance for the champion to score. NO! Two headers that create semi-danger. That is it. No wonder the majority are dissatisfied.

Completely different Servette, where the majority of players really earned the five. With a courageous, supportive appearance. With the will to always play and never change gear in an instant. Châpeau les Grenats!

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The young heart of FC Basel with Avdullahu (20 since Friday), Kacuri (20 since two weeks) and Sigua (18) is doing excellently. Especially Avdullahu. The player from Basel pulled the strings in the absence of Xhaka and Veiga (both suspended), opened the scoring with a brilliant deep pass and hit the crossbar with a free kick in the final phase. Barisic shines in central defense. And during the storm, Barry gets his grade from the basement. In his weak first half he would have been awarded a two, but in the second he turned up the heat and even scored the goal to make it 2-0.

For Yverdon, attacking player Aké, the Juve loanee, is also improving steadily and has some great moves in the second half. Lungoyi, who came into the match from the 19th minute onwards and replaced the unfortunate injured Tasar, also had great moments with his physicality. But unlike Aké, he breaks down. Tijani has been consistently strong in the central defense of the promoted team – in stark contrast to his defensive partner Del Fabro. He is the last man to lose the ball and can only stop Barry with a foul. Direct red – then FCB closes the bag.

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In St. Gallen the defense is hardly challenged, apart from a double chance from SLO. The attacking department, on the other hand, needs a lot of time to get going. After 70 minutes it only gets better and you can limit the Lausanne team in their own half.

Goalkeeper Jérémy Vachoux stands out for the promoted team. The 29-year-old kept his team in the match with two saves and was also in the right corner for Christian Witzig’s winning goal from the penalty spot.

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The game in Letzigrund is a straightforward affair. Lucerne is superior to the Hoppers in every way. However, the Central Swiss team only scored one goal. This is also thanks to Thibault Klidje, who carelessly misses good opportunities, especially in the first half, and is often offside. After recent good to very good performances, he is falling off. The fact that Lucerne still wins is once again thanks to Ardon Jashari. He also wins the award for the best player.

In the rankings, on the other hand, all field players are inadequate. Almost nothing matches. A complete blackout. In any case, it only results in a 0-1 defeat, which increases the overall average somewhat. The only one who saves himself to a passing grade of 4 is goalkeeper Justin Hammel. The suspended Amir Abrashi, Giotto Morandi, Asumah Abubakar and Dirk Abels are missing everywhere.

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Just like the rankings, the FCZ also fails almost completely – with only three pass marks. If you, as a defender, enter into such a duel in your own penalty area, you have to hit the ball. And only the ball, Mirlind Kryeziu (group 2) does not touch it and is responsible for the penalty, making it 0-1. The fact that the FCZ team ended up in this situation was due to an annoying bad pass from goalkeeper Yannick Brecher. The captain plays unchallenged into the opponent’s feet.

At least Brecher made a good save in the second half in a one-on-one against Vladi, who had earlier beaten him from the penalty spot. But that’s not enough to get a passing grade. At Lugano, many do not get further than four and what the team from Ticino shows is also manageable. Symbolic: It is an individual performance of Zan Celar (group 5) that determines the game.

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While Lausanne goalkeeper Karlo Letica was voted man of the match by the home fans, Haithem Loucif’s performance is also worth mentioning. The Algerian international, a winter signing from Yverdon, shines in his first start. As so often, Antoine Bernede is very good in midfield, sets the pace of the game and plays a decisive role in Lausanne’s goal.

However, Donat Rrudhani’s performance was disappointing as he only played an average game for the first time since arriving in Lausanne in the winter. At Winterthur, goalkeeper Marvin Keller received a ‘very good’ rating for his first half. The defense is very good overall, while the attacking players Randy Schneider and Sayfallah Ltaief show too little.

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