Three FCZ players miserable, none enough

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FC Basel – Young 1:1

What’s going on at FCB? Only three fives from the starting eleven in a strong game for the better team? And so the same number as YB… Well, the solution to the riddle: the pranksters Amdouni, Diouf and Ndoye turn the game around. With her acceptance, it becomes a different game. Amdouni scores. And they all get a five too.

At YB Nsame, make the target. Rieder plays incredible (diagonal) passes in the first half hour. And Garcia one strong flank after another, also to the YB gate. Then the shine fades. With these three, however, the five remains. And none of YB fell off. This is also a secret of the champion-to-be’s success: rarely does anyone fail completely. Which makes a team extremely compact and homogeneous.

FC St. Gallen – Winterthur 2: 3

Winti’s magic foot, Matteo Di Giusto throws in everything he’s got, is a top fighter and goes far. And decides the game. Two goals, one assist. High Scores! Audience favorite Lawrence Ati Zigi had a miserable afternoon in St. Gallen. First he is caught after a free kick in the goalkeeper’s corner, then he arrives too late for the third goal. Basil Stillhart, who undoes the offside, also does not make a good fall.

GC–FC Zion 1:3

GC doesn’t play a bad game, but still loses 1:3. The red card against Meritan Shabani is decisive for the match. Until the 39th minute he is among the best in the standings. Due to the dismissal, a more than satisfactory mark becomes an unsatisfactory mark. Otherwise, many hoppers struggle unhappily in the rainy Letzigrund. Among them is Hayao Kawabe. Only two well-kicked corners in 75 minutes are not enough for the otherwise technically gifted Japanese. On the Wallis side, the storm around Mario Balotelli and Giovanni Sio is convincing for once. One scores just before the break and the other just after the break. Your teammates have an average performance. But it’s just good enough to get that bit of luck on your side. That’s how you stay in the Premier League.

FC Lucerne – FC Zurich 4:1

Lucerne’s Max Meyer is so dominant in the first hour that the Oberhausener gets the maximum score of six. With the exception of the unseen Chader and Beloko, who gets eaten way too easily at Mathew’s goal, all Central Swiss players that can be rated get a five. That is amazing!

Enough: zero. Miserable: three. Insufficient: eleven. It’s like counting Federal Council electoral votes… Not exactly eleven total failures, as goalkeeper Yanick Brecher identified. But none with fourth grade. This is the dismal score sheet of the FCZ at 1: 4 in Lucerne.

Napkins 0-0 Lugano

To ensure a fair review, only matches that have been followed live in the stadium by one of our reporters are reviewed.

Source : Blick