St. Gallen and Young Boys stand shoulder to shoulder. The Embroiderers have indeed fallen in front of Zurich (4-0) and fail to get ahead in the standings.
Zurich is lucky. It is not so much a matter of chance, but rather of success. Or adverse ineffectiveness. For half an hour, the FCZ had not existed, asphyxiated in its camp, with never really the possibility of catching its breath. St. Gallen had already watered Brecher’s goals almost ten times, Cédric Itten even hitting the bar in a fantastic distant half-volley (14th).
First goal on the first corner
And then, on a first corner, Blaz Kramer found a way to deceive Lawrence Ati Zigi, helped somewhat by a Vincent Rüfli not prompt enough at the far post, in the 31st minute. Kramer also almost doubled the bet just after the break, but the frame escaped, as did Benjamin Kololli (62nd). Announcer of Tosin’s 2-0 at the 64th. The successes of Kololli and Tosin at the very end of the match, they gave relief to a deceptive score.
Missed opportunity to climb the rankings
It must be said that, for one of the first times of the season, the team of Peter Zeidler struggled to print the intensity after his crazy half hour passed. As if the sequence of matches was already having an effect on the young St. Gallen team. This will require confirmation, but the Embroiderers missed a great opportunity to get three points ahead of the Young Boys. By seeing in addition their difference in goals reached. An evening that could leave traces.
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