Young Boys overcomes Lausanne Sport 3-2. HIGHLIGHTS

BERN. Young Boys overcame Lausanne Sport.

October 24, 2021

BERN. Young Boys topped Lausanne Sport.

The match was played at the Stadion Wankdorf (Bern) stadium in Bern on Saturday and it started at 4:00 pm local time. The referee was Lukas Fähndrich who had the assistance of Sladan Josipovic and Mirco Bürgi. The 4th official was Tobias Thies. The weather was clear. The temperature was cold at 7.6 degrees Celsius or 45.73 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 67%.

Match Statistics

Young Boys

3 - 2

Lausanne Sport

55 Ball Possession 45

Shots

16 Total 10
8 On Target 5
8 Off Target 5
1 Shots blocked 0

93 Attack 78
64 Dangerous attack 45
77 Ball safe 86

0 Penalties 1
4 Corners 5
3 Off Sides 2

Fouls

12 Total 10
2 Yellow Cards 3
0 Double Yellow 0
0 Red Card 0

Other

4 Substitutions 4

Ball possession

Young Boys was in firm control of the ball 55% while Lausanne Sport was struggling with a 45% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Young Boys was more aggressive with 64 dangerous attacks and 16 shots of which 8 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Young Boys won the match.

Young Boys shot 16 times, 8 on target, 8 off target. On the other side, Lausanne Sport shot 10 times, 5 on target, 5 off target.

Cards

Young Boys received 2 yellow cards (F. Rieder and N. Moumi Ngamaleu). On the other side, Lausanne Sport received 3 yellow cards (A. Husic, A. Zohouri and C. Puertas).

Match Timeline

13'

32'

33'

Anel Husic- Yellow

35'

46'

Meschack Elia- sub ->M. Sulejmani

46'

66'

73'

76'

79'

80'

Stjepan Kukuruzovic(penalty)

81'

82'

88'

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this match, Young Boys will have 21 points like Zürich to stay in the 2nd place. Talking about the opposition, Lausanne Sport will stay with 7 points to stay in the 9th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Super League, Young Boys will play away with St. Gallen on the 30th of October with a 35-5 head to head in favor of Young Boys (16 draws).

Lausanne Sport will host Luzern on the 31st of October with a 11-10 head to head in favor of Lausanne Sport (5 draws).

Young Boys – Formation

Young Boys

David von Ballmoos 26.Switzerland

6.8

Ulisses Garcia 21.Switzerland

7.2

Silvan Hefti 36.Switzerland

7.1

13'

Mohamed Camara 4.Guinea

6.8

Sandro Lauper 30.Switzerland

6.6

M. Sulejmani 10.Serbia

6.2

46'

Christian Fassnacht 16.Switzerland

7.3

82'

Vincent Sierro 8.Switzerland

7.3

Michel Aebischer 20.Switzerland

6.7

73'

Jordan Siebatcheu 17.France

6.6

46'

Felix Mambimbi 19.Switzerland

6.4

73'

Substitutes

Abdullah Laidani 68.Switzerland

Quentin Maceiras 24.Switzerland

Jordan Lefort 25.France

Nicolas Bürgy 14.Switzerland

Alexandre Jankewitz 11.Switzerland

Fabian Rieder 32.Switzerland

6.8

73'

79'

76'

M. Ngamaleu 13.Cameroon

6.6

73'

90'

Meschack Elia 15.DR Congo

6.8

46'

Wilfried Kanga 9.France

6.8

46'

Young Boys started with a conservative line-up (4-4-2).

The manager David Wagner decided to play with the following team: David von Ballmoos (6.8), Silvan Hefti (7.1), Mohamed Camara (6.8), Sandro Lauper (6.6), Ulisses Garcia (7.2), Christian Fassnacht (7.3), Michel Aebischer (6.7), Vincent Sierro (7.3), Miralem Sulejmani (6.2), Felix Mambimbi (6.4) and Jordan Siebatcheu (6.6).

The home team had on the bench: Alexandre Jankewitz, Meschack Elia (6.8), Quentin Maceiras, Abdullah Laidani, Jordan Lefort, Nicolas Bürgy, Wilfried Kanga (6.8), Fabian Rieder (6.8) and Nicolas Ngamaleu (6.6).

Substitutions

Young Boys made 4 changes: J. Siebatcheu for W. Kanga (46′), M. Sulejmani for M. Elia (46′), F. Mambimbi for N. Moumi Ngamaleu (73′) and M. Aebischer for F. Rieder (73′).

Best player: Vincent Sierro

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for Young Boys was Vincent Sierro even if he didn’t score any goal.

His rating is (7.3) with 65 passes (86% accurate) and 4 key passes. He was won 3 duels out of 4. He performed 4 crosses.

Lausanne Sport – Formation

Lausanne Sport

Mory Diaw 40.Senegal

6.8

Simone Grippo 5.Switzerland

6.2

Elton Monteiro 6.Portugal

6.4

Armel Zohouri 24.Ivory Coast

6.8

33'

Anel Husic 51.Switzerland

6.3

88'

35'

Stjepan Kukuruzovic 7.Croatia

7.1

88'

80'

T. Thomas 38.Ivory Coast

6.1

Trae Coyle 98.England

6.2

81'

Hicham Mahou 20.France

6.8

73'

Cameron Puertas 10.Spain

7.3

66'

Zeki Amdouni 9.Switzerland

7.3

32'

Substitutes

Thomas Castella 1.Switzerland

Abdou Karim Sow 71.Switzerland

Toichi Suzuki 28.Japan

6.4

81'

Mickaël Nanizayamo 37.France

G. Barès 66.Switzerland

88'

J. N'Guessan 21.Ivory Coast

Goduine Koyalipou 17.Central African Republic

Brahima Ouattara 11.Côte d'Ivoire

6.2

73'

M. George 12.Costa Rica

88'

Lausanne Sport started with a aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

On the opposite side, Ilija Borenovic played with: Mory Diaw (6.8), Armel Zohouri (6.8), Simone Grippo (6.2), Elton Monteiro (6.4), Anel Husic (6.3), Trazie Thomas Zai (6.1), Stjepan Kukuruzović (7.1), Trae Coyle (6.2), Hicham Mahou (6.8), Zeki Amdouni (7.3) and Cameron Puertas Castro (7.3).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Thomas Castella, Gabriel Bares, Abdou Karim Sow, Toichi Suzuki (6.4), Mayron George, Jean N’Guessan, Goduine Koyalipou, Brahima Ouattara (6.2) and Ange Nanizayamo.

Substitutions

Lausanne Sport made 4 changes: H. Mahou for B. Ouattara (73′), T. Coyle for T. Suzuki (81′), A. Husic for M. George (88′) and S. Kukuruzovic for G. Bares (88′).