Is this the fastest red in Super League history?

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Peter Zeidler knew before the start of the game that the task on the Schützenwiese against Winterthur would not be easy. And his striker Julian Von Moos made them even harder. Seven seconds into the game, the 21-year-old entered the game with an open sole and hit his opponent Tobias Schättin.

Referee Stefan Horisberger gives the foul and initially leaves it with a warning. Until he is approached by the VAR. When Horisberger sees the photos, he can’t help but draw the red card. 67 seconds have now passed. Is this the fastest dismissal in Super League history?

A look at the history books shows that if Horisberger had turned red immediately after the foul, this record would now belong to Von Moos. But because it required an intervention from the VAR, the St. Gallen “only” took second place. Ljubo Milicevic saw the fastest red in Super League history in 2006. The then YB defender flew off the field in Aargauer Brügglifeld after 52 seconds with an emergency brake.

Aspens don’t reward themselves

From the 2nd minute, St. Gallen has to manage with ten men in Winterthur. It works very well especially in the first half. The aspens are more dangerous. But shortly after the break, youngster Noe Holenstein put the home team ahead with a dream goal. It remains the only goal this Sunday afternoon.

“It’s a very bitter defeat,” Zeidler told Blick. Despite this, he is proud of his aspens. “We’ve done well. We had two clear chances in the first half. And in the second half we could have made it 1-1 with the bar.” Zeidler. “We congratulate the FCW and concentrate on the next tasks.”

Source : Blick