- FC St Gallen beat Lucerne 4-1 at home in the fifth round of the Premier League.
- 3 aluminum goals by the dominant home team: The win could have been bigger.
- Play another SL game on Saturday Sion and GC 2: 2.
It looked like a Sunday night’s outing this Saturday night when St Gallen dominated Lucerne at home for more than 90 minutes. Statistics are symbolic of this. In addition to the 4 goals, the ball also fell 3 times on the edge of the Lucerne goal. Basil Stillhart (ninth), Lukas Gürtler (15th) and Emmanuel Latte Latte (49th) declared misfortune.
In addition, the damage to Lucerne. The Swiss midfielder scored a single goal in the 90th minute at Kipponpark – which immediately led to a 1:3 score. Soufiane Schader, who came to Lucerne just two days ago, scored 3 minutes after coming.
FCSG scores for the first time in the second half
But the show that evening, as we mentioned, was in St. Gallen. For example, the early achievement Latte Lath, who had already scored after 95 seconds. He scored early for the second time in a row – in front of GC who scored after 5 minutes. Despite the dominance of the first half, no other goals were achieved. Latte Lath and Fabian Schubert missed two chances as well as two aluminum strikes.
But when things go well, you can also overcome old problems: Denis Simane’s own goal (51) after a fine combination from St. Gallen was the first FCSG goal in the second half of the season. The ketchup effect included: after just 5 minutes, Lukas Guertler doubled from the edge of the penalty area to make the score 3-1. When new player Shadrac Akulu scored in green and white for the first time (69), St. Gallen’s Place was complete.
Here’s how to proceed
The first round of the Swiss Cup for both clubs is approaching next weekend: St. Gallen plays in Rorschach-Goldach, Lucerne at Schütz (Live on SRF). Lucerne welcomes Sion the following Saturday, St. Gallen travels to Ticino to FC Lugano.
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