Lausanne Sport conquers Lugano 3-1

LAUSANNE. Lausanne Sport beats Lugano 3-1.

November 5, 2023

LAUSANNE. Lausanne Sport defeats Lugano 3-1. Lausanne Sport capitalized on its superior ball possession (57%).

The match was played at the Stade Olympique de la Pontaise stadium in Lausanne on Saturday and it started at 6:00 pm local time. The referee was Esther Staubli with the help of Bekim Zogaj and Bastien Lengacher. The 4th official was . The weather was heavy intensity rain. The temperature was cold at 8.28 degrees Celsius or 46.9 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 83%.

Match Statistics

Lausanne Sport

3 - 1

Lugano

57 Ball Possession 43

Shots

18 Total 13
5 On Target 4
9 Off Target 6
4 Shots blocked 3

146 Attack 73
53 Dangerous attack 29
79 Ball safe 82

0 Penalties 0
4 Corners 3

Fouls

12 Total 10
1 Yellow Cards 3
0 Double Yellow 1
0 Red Card 1

Other

5 Substitutions 5

Ball possession

Lausanne Sport had a strong ball possession 57% while Lugano was struggling with a 43% ball possession.

Attitude and shots

Lausanne Sport was putting more pressure with 53 dangerous attacks and 18 shots of which 5 were on target. This is one of the reasons why Lausanne Sport won the match.

Lausanne Sport shot 18 times, 5 on target, 9 off target. On the opposite side, Lugano shot 13 times, 4 on target, 6 off target.

Cards

Lausanne Sport received 2 yellow cards (Kaly Sène and Alvyn Sanches). On the opposite side, Lugano received 3 yellow cards (Roman Macek, Martim Marques and Kreshnik Hajrizi).

Match Timeline

26'

Kreshnik Hajrizi- Yellow

A. Sanches- Yellow

27'

Kaly Sène - Yellow

32'

41'

Yanis Cimignani- sub ->Mattia Bottani

44'

Martim Marques- Yellow

54'

Roman Macek- sub ->Boris Babic

Brighton Labeau- sub ->Kaly Sène

57'

70'

Martim Marques(yellowredcard)

Samuel Kalu (goal)

71'

75'

Jonathan Sabbatini (goal)Renato Steffen

79'

Roman Macek- Yellow

Brighton Labeau(goal)Samuel Kalu

80'

Berkay Dabanli- sub ->Morgan Poaty

81'

Stjepan Kukuruzovic- sub ->Alvyn Sanches

81'

83'

Hicham Mahou- sub ->Hadj Mahmoud

83'

Lukas Mai- sub ->Uran Bislimi

Dominik Schwizer- sub ->Samuel Kalu

90'

Dominik Schwizer- sub ->Samuel Kalu

90'

Dominik Schwizer(goal)Toichi Suzuki

90'

Dominik Schwizer(goal)Toichi Suzuki

90'

Standings

Team

Pts

Last 5

After playing this match, Lausanne Sport will have 15 points to remain in the 9th place. Regarding the opposition, Lugano will stay with 16 points like Winterthur and Yverdon Sport to sit in the 6th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Super League, Lausanne Sport will host Young Boys on the 3rd of February with a 22-3 head to head statistic in favor of Young Boys (7 draws).

Lugano will host Stade Lausanne-Ouchy on the 20th of January with a 1-0 head to head in favor of Lugano (0 draws).

Lausanne Sport – Formation

Lausanne Sport

Karlo Letica 25.Croatia

7.0

Anel Husic 4.Switzerland

7.1

Noë Dussenne 6.Belgium

7.0

Olivier Custodio 10.Switzerland

7.5

Morgan Poaty 18.France

7.0

81'

Jamie Roche 8.Sweden

6.8

Fousseni Diabaté 11.Mali

6.8

57'

Samuel Kalu 22.Nigeria

8.9

90'

71'

Antoine Bernede 24.France

7.5

A. Sanches 80.Switzerland

6.1

81'

27'

Kaly Sène 9.Senegal

6.3

57'

32'

Substitutes

Thomas Castella 1.Switzerland

Berkay Dabanli 5.Germany

6.4

81'

Mickaël Nanizayamo 37.France

Hamza Abdallah 81.France

Stjepan Kukuruzovic 7.Croatia

6.8

81'

R. Ilie 19.Romania

Toichi Suzuki 28.Japan

7.1

57'

Dominik Schwizer 77.Switzerland

7.9

90'

Dominik Schwizer 77.Switzerland

7.9

90'

Brighton Labeau 96.Martinique

7.7

57'

80'

Lausanne Sport adopted the aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

The manager Ludovic Magnin decided to play with the following team: Karlo Letica (7.0), Olivier Custodio (7.5), Noë Dussenne (7.0), Anel Husic (7.1), Morgan Poaty (7.0), Fousseni Diabaté (6.8), Jamie Roche (6.8), Antoine Bernede (7.5), Samuel Kalu (8.9), Alvyn Sanches (6.1) and Kaly Sène (6.3).

The home team had on the bench: Thomas Castella, Berkay Dabanli (6.4), Stjepan Kukuruzovic (6.8), Rares Ilie, Toichi Suzuki (7.1), Mickaël Nanizayamo, Dominik Schwizer (7.9), Hamza Abdallah and Brighton Labeau (7.7).

Lausanne Sport could not rely on the presence of Dominik Schwizer (injured).

Substitutions

Lausanne Sport made 6 changes: Kaly Sène for Brighton Labeau (57′), Fousseni Diabaté for Toichi Suzuki (57′), Alvyn Sanches for Stjepan Kukuruzovic (81′), Morgan Poaty for Berkay Dabanli (81′), Samuel Kalu for Dominik Schwizer (90′) and Samuel Kalu for Dominik Schwizer (90′).

Best player: Samuel Kalu

The player that probably impressed the most for Lausanne Sport was Samuel Kalu.

His rating is (8.9) with 1 goal, 31 passes (65% accurate) and 1 key pass. He was won 9 duels out of 17. He performed 3 crosses. He hit the woodwork once times.

Lugano – Formation

Lugano

Steven Deana 90.Switzerland

6.3

Martim Marques 26.Portugal

6.0

44'

Kreshnik Hajrizi 4.Kosovo

6.8

26'

A. Hajdari 5.Switzerland

7.0

Jhon Espinoza 6.Ecuador

7.0

83'

Mohamed Belhadj Mahmoud 29.Tunisia

6.8

83'

Mattia Bottani 10.Switzerland

6.6

41'

Renato Steffen 11.Switzerland

7.5

Jonathan Sabbatini 14.Italy

8.1

75'

Uran Bislimi 25.Switzerland

7.3

83'

Boris Babic 27.Switzerland

6.7

54'

Substitutes

Serif Berbic 13.Switzerland

Allan Arigoni 34.Switzerland

6.3

83'

Lukas Mai 17.Germany

6.4

83'

A. El Wafi 22.Morocco

Roman Macek 7.Czech Republic

6.6

54'

79'

Anto Grgic 16.Switzerland

Hicham Mahou 18.France

6.4

83'

Yanis Cimignani 21.France

7.3

41'

Shkelqim Vladi 19.Kosovo

Also Lugano adopted the aggressive line-up (4-3-3).

Mattia Croci-Torti played with: Steven Deana (6.3), Jhon Espinoza (7.0), Kreshnik Hajrizi (6.8), Albian Hajdari (7.0), Martim Marques (6.0), Hadj Mahmoud (6.8), Jonathan Sabbatini (8.1), Uran Bislimi (7.3), Renato Steffen (7.5), Boris Babic (6.7) and Mattia Bottani (6.6).

They had on the bench: Roman Macek (6.6), Serif Berbic, Anto Grgic, Lukas Mai (6.4), Hicham Mahou (6.4), Shkelqim Vladi, Yanis Cimignani (7.3), Ayman El Wafi and Allan Arigoni (6.3).

Lugano could not rely on the presence of Yanis Cimignani (injured).

Substitutions

Lugano made 5 changes: Mattia Bottani for Yanis Cimignani (41′), Boris Babic for Roman Macek (54′), Jhon Espinoza for Allan Arigoni (83′), Hadj Mahmoud for Hicham Mahou (83′) and Uran Bislimi for Lukas Mai (83′).