BERN. Young Boys was finally too good for St. Gallen with the goal of Jozo Stanić (21′ own), Jean-Pierre Nsame (33′) and Jean-Pierre Nsame (49′).

The match was played at the STADE DE SUISSE Wankdorf Bern stadium in Bern on Saturday and it started at 6:00 pm local time. The referee was Urs Schnyder assisted by Susann Küng and Leroy Hartmann. The 4th official was . The weather was moderate rain. The temperature was quite cold at 6.1 degrees Celsius or 42.98 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 89%.​

Match Timeline

21'
J. Stanić(own-goal)
33'
46'
Nikolaj Möller- sub ->Willem Geubbels
46'
M. Stevanović- sub ->Gregory Karlen
46'
Bastien Toma- sub ->Christian Witzig
49'
Darian Males- sub ->Joël Monteiro
62'
Lukasz Lakomy- sub ->Filip Ugrinic
62'
67'
Chima Okoroji- sub ->Isaac Schmidt
Silvere Ganvoula- sub ->Jean-Pierre Nsame
73'
76'
Albin Krasniqi- sub ->Lukas Görtler
Fabian Lustenberger - sub ->Sandro Lauper
80'
N. Persson- sub ->Ulisses Garcia
80'

Standings

Standings
Team
Pts
Pl
Last 5
Young Boys
65
33
Lugano
65
36
Servette
61
36
St. Gallen
54
36
Winterthur
49
36
Zürich
48
33
Luzern
44
33
Lausanne Sport
40
33
Basel
40
33
Yverdon Sport
40
33
Grasshopper
30
33
Stade Lausanne-Ouchy
23
33

After this match, Young Boys has 35 points to remain in the 1st place. On the other side, St. Gallen will stays with 30 points like Zürich and Servette to remain in the 3rd place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Super League, Young Boys will play away against Stade Lausanne-Ouchy on the 16th of December with a 2-0 head to head in favor of Young Boys (1 draw).

St. Gallen will host Zürich on the 16th of December with a 33-15 head to head record in favor of Zürich (15 draws).

Young Boys – Formation

Young Boys
G
David von Ballmoos 26.Switzerland
8.5
D
A. Amenda 4.Switzerland
7.9
D
Ulisses Garcia 21.Switzerland
7.0
80'
D
Loris Benito 23.Switzerland
7.3
D
Lewin Blum 27.Switzerland
8.5
M
Filip Ugrinic 7.Switzerland
7.3
62'
M
Cheikh Niasse 20.Senegal
7.5
M
Sandro Lauper 30.Switzerland
7.3
80'
M
Joël Monteiro 77.Portugal
7.0
62'
F
Meschack Elia 15.DR Congo
7.5
F
Jean-Pierre Nsame 18.Cameroon
9.4
73' 33', 49'
Substitutes
G
Anthony Racioppi 1.Switzerland
D
Mohamed Camara 13.Guinea
D
N. Persson 19.Sweden
6.6
80'
D
Fabian Lustenberger 28.Switzerland
6.6
80'
M
Lukasz Lakomy 8.Poland
6.8
62'
M
Miguel Chaiwa 14.Zambia
M
Darian Males 39.Switzerland
6.8
62'
F
Ebrima Colley 11.Gambia
F
Silvere Ganvoula 35.Republic of the Congo
6.4
73'

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

The manager Raphaël Wicky decided to play with the following team: David von Ballmoos  (8.5), Lewin Blum (8.5), Aurèle Amenda (7.9), Loris Benito (7.3), Ulisses Garcia (7.0), Joël Monteiro (7.0), Sandro Lauper  (7.3), Cheikh Niasse (7.5), Filip Ugrinic (7.3), Meschack Elia (7.5) and Jean-Pierre Nsame (9.4).

The home team had on the bench: Anthony Racioppi, Lukasz Lakomy (6.8), Ebrima Colley, Mohamed Camara, Miguel Chaiwa, Noah Persson (6.6), Fabian Lustenberger (6.6), Silvere Ganvoula (6.4) and Darian Males (6.8).

Substitutions

Young Boys made 5 changes: Joël Monteiro for Darian Males (62′), Filip Ugrinic for Lukasz Lakomy (62′), Sandro Lauper  for Fabian Lustenberger (80′), Ulisses Garcia for Noah Persson (80′) and Jean-Pierre Nsame for Silvere Ganvoula (73′).

Player of the match: Jean-Pierre Nsame​

The player that probably impressed the most for Young Boys was Jean-Pierre Nsame.

His rating is 9.4 with 2 goals, 23 passes (83% accurate) and 2 key passes. He won 6 duels out of 12. He performed 1 cross.

St. Gallen – Formation

St. Gallen
G
Lawrence Ati Zigi 1.Ghana
7.3
D
J. Stanić 4.Croatia
6.8
D
Albert Vallci 20.Austria
7.0
D
Isaac Schmidt 33.Switzerland
6.6
67'
D
M. Zanotti 46.Italy
6.8
M
Jordi Quintillà 8.Spain
7.0
M
Grégory Karlen 13.Switzerland
6.6
46'
M
Lukas Görtler 16.Germany
6.3
76'
M
Christian Witzig 37.Switzerland
6.4
46'
F
Willem Geubbels 9.France
6.7
46'
F
Chadrac Akolo 10.DR Congo
7.3
Substitutes
G
Lukas Watkowiak 25.Germany
D
Patrick Sutter 6.Switzerland
D
A. Diaby 15.Mali
D
Chima Okoroji 36.Germany
6.8
67'
M
Bastien Toma 24.Switzerland
7.0
46'
M
M. Stevanović 64.Serbia
7.5
46'
F
Fabian Schubert 7.Austria
F
Nikolaj Möller 19.Sweden
7.1
46'
F
Albin Krasniqi 61.Switzerland
6.3
76'

St. Gallen started with a 4-1-2-1-2 line-up (4-1-2-1-2).

Peter Zeidler played with: Lawrence Ati Zigi (7.3), Mattia Zanotti (6.8), Jozo Stanić (6.8), Albert Vallci (7.0), Isaac Schmidt (6.6), Lukas Görtler (6.3), Jordi Quintillà (7.0), Christian Witzig (6.4), Gregory Karlen (6.6), Chadrac Akolo (7.3) and Willem Geubbels (6.7).

They had on the bench: Patrick Sutter, Fabian Schubert, Abdoulaye Diaby, Nikolaj Moller (7.1), Bastien Toma (7.0), Lukas Watkowiak, Chima Okoroji (6.8), Albin Krasniqi (6.3) and Mihailo Stevanović (7.5).

Substitutions

St. Gallen made 5 changes: Christian Witzig for Bastien Toma (46′), Willem Geubbels for Nikolaj Moller (46′), Gregory Karlen for Mihailo Stevanović (46′), Lukas Görtler for Albin Krasniqi (76′) and Isaac Schmidt for Chima Okoroji (67′).

Player of the match: Mihailo Stevanović​

Following our analysis, the most impressive player for St. Gallen was Mihailo Stevanović.

His rating is 7.5 with 22 passes (83% accurate) and 1 key pass. He won 4 duels out of 7. He performed 1 cross.

His performance was fantastic also because he started the match from the bench before entering in the 46′.

Results of the day

These are the results of the day in the Super League.​