Inside Super League: Unrest on GC campus, Zeidler slows down in St. Gallen

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Even under the new American owners, the Hoppers are not finding peace: junior boss Fritz Schmid, who was hired only a few weeks ago, has already resigned. According to information from Blick, because he had an argument with sports director Bernt Haas and owner representative Harald Gärtner and could not work with the duo.

It is no secret that Lukas Görtler (29) often goes sour during breaks due to injuries. It is also unlikely that he would continue playing with a broken foot and four broken toes. Or to say it with Peter Zeidler (61): “In the autumn, after his injury, he wanted too much too quickly, so we had to make a second attempt. But we have learned from it.” This is one of the reasons why his leader, who only played thirteen games this season, was only on the bench for the 2-3 win against Lugano. But Görtler will again play against the rankings from the start. This is good news for the crisis-affected population of eastern Switzerland. Because the 29-year-old is by far the most important player in the Espen ensemble. No one plays important passes anymore, no one develops a comparable weight on the field. When asked that you sometimes have to slow him down because he wants too much too quickly, Görtler answers: “I am happy with this characteristic.” Better than the other way around, he says.

In his second match as YB coach, Joël Magnin will visit Lausanne-Sport on Sunday. A duel with namesake Ludovic Magnin takes place in the Stade de la Tuilière. In a direct comparison, the eight years younger and no relation to Lausanne coach leads the way. The FCZ recorded one win and two draws in three matches against Xamax, coached by Joël Magnin, in the 2019/2020 season.

A small sentence from Ludovic Magnin made the Lausanne-Sport fans red in the face. “We want to please Servette by beating YB,” the Vaud coach explained after the derby loss to Geneva. Given the rivalry between the two clubs on Lake Geneva, this is a no-go for many fans. “We have to win for ourselves, not for Servette,” Magnin rowed back this week.

Winter newcomer Dylan Bronn should actually have played in Servette’s central defense against Luzern on Sunday. After his dismissal at the last minute against Lausanne-Sport (3-1), the Tunisian is missing – much to the chagrin of coach René Weiler. For the guest appearance in Central Switzerland, he has to call on the duo Steve Rouiller and Yoan Séverin, who were on the field for 120 minutes on Thursday in the Conference League against Pilsen.

27 points at home, six away – that is Yverdon’s season balance. “Even though we were poorly rewarded in the last away match in Winterthur, I agree that we have to improve the record,” says coach Alessandro Mangiarratti. “I will try something different against Lugano.” Not a bad idea, because the two previous meetings with the team from Ticino were lost 1:6 and 0:5.

Source : Blick