Lugano steals a 2-1 win against Winterthur

LUGANO. Lugano bested Winterthur to win 2-1. A goal from S. Ballet was decisive in the 90min.

Lugano steals a 2-1 win against Winterthur

LUGANO. Lugano bested Winterthur to win 2-1. A goal from S. Ballet was decisive in the 90min. It was Lugano to strike first with a goal of Renato Steffen at the 39′. Then Zan Celar  scored again for Lugano in the 83′ minute. Eventually, Samuel Ballet reduced the distance for Winterthur (90′). Finally, that was it, and the result remained 2-1.

The match was played at the Stadio di Cornaredo stadium in Lugano on Sunday and it started at 2:15 pm local time. The referee was Sven Wolfensberger with the assistance of Pascal Hirzel and Didier Dubrit. The 4th official was David Schärli. The weather was light rain. The temperature was cold at 10.91 degrees Celsius or 51.64 Fahrenheit. The humidity was 67%.​

Match Timeline

Mohamed Belhadj Mahmoud- Yellow
16'
A. Hajdari- Yellow
35'
Renato Steffen(goal)Shkelqim Vladi
39'
46'
Nishan Burkart- sub ->Sayfallah Ltaief
Hicham Mahou- sub ->Yanis Cimignani
57'
58'
63'
Uran Bislimi- sub ->Roman Macek
64'
Zan Celar- sub ->Shkelqim Vladi
64'
74'
74'
74'
Aldin Turkes- sub ->Roman Buess
82'
Nishan Burkart- Yellow
Zan Celar(goal)Renato Steffen
83'
85'
Tobias Schättin - Yellow
Boris Babic- sub ->Renato Steffen
87'
87'
S. Diaby- sub ->Tobias Schättin
90'
Kreshnik Hajrizi- Yellow
90'
Uran Bislimi- Yellow
90'
90'
90'

Standings

After this encounter, Lugano has 25 points like Luzern to sit in the 5th place. On the opposite side, Winterthur will stays with 16 points to sit in the 10th place.

Next matches

In the next match in the Super League, Lugano will play away against Servette on the 16th of December with a 7-2 head to head record in favor of Lugano (9 draws).

Winterthur will host Lausanne Sport on the 16th of December with a 1-0 head to head stats in favor of Winterthur (0 draws).

Lugano – Formation

Lugano
G
Amir Saipi 1.Switzerland
6.6
D
Kreshnik Hajrizi 4.Kosovo
7.3
90'
D
A. Hajdari 5.Switzerland
7.0
58' 35'
D
Jhon Espinoza 6.Ecuador
7.3
D
Lukas Mai 17.Germany
7.3
M
Roman Macek 7.Czech Republic
6.7
64'
M
Renato Steffen 11.Switzerland
8.4
87' Goals39'
M
6.7
M
Yanis Cimignani 21.France
6.3
57'
M
6.4
16'
F
Shkelqim Vladi 19.Kosovo
7.9
64'
Substitutes
G
Steven Deana 90.Switzerland
D
A. El Wafi 22.Morocco
D
Allan Arigoni 34.Switzerland
6.7
58' 74'
M
Adrian Durrer 8.Switzerland
M
Hicham Mahou 18.France
7.3
57'
M
Uran Bislimi 25.Switzerland
6.6
64' 90'
F
Zan Celar 9.Slovenia
7.7
64' Goals83'
F
Boris Babic 27.Switzerland
6.4
87'

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

The manager Mattia Croci-Torti decided to play with the following team: Amir Saipi (6.6), Jhon Espinoza (7.3), Lukas Mai  (7.3), Kreshnik Hajrizi (7.3), Albian Hajdari (7.0), Hadj Mahmoud (6.4), Jonathan Sabbatini (6.7), Roman Macek (6.7), Renato Steffen (8.4), Yanis Cimignani (6.3) and Shkelqim Vladi (7.9).

The home team had on the bench: Adrian Durrer , Zan Celar  (7.7), Hicham Mahou  (7.3), Ayman El Wafi, Uran Bislimi (6.6), Boris Babic (6.4), Allan Arigoni (6.7), Romeo Morandi and Steven Deana.

Substitutions

Lugano made 5 changes: Yanis Cimignani for Hicham Mahou  (57′), Albian Hajdari for Allan Arigoni (58′), Shkelqim Vladi for Zan Celar  (64′), Roman Macek for Uran Bislimi (64′) and Renato Steffen for Boris Babic (87′).

Player of the match: Renato Steffen​

As per our analysis, the most impressive player for Lugano was Renato Steffen.

His rating is 8.4 with 1 goal, 25 passes (64% accurate) and 2 key passes. He won 4 duels out of 12. He performed 4 crosses.

Winterthur – Formation

Winterthur
G
M. Keller 33.Switzerland
6.3
D
Tobias Schättin  3.Switzerland
6.8
87' 85'
D
Remo Arnold 16.Switzerland
6.4
D
Adrian Gantenbein 19.Switzerland
7.8
D
Loïc Lüthi 21.Switzerland
6.8
M
Randy Schneider 6.Switzerland
7.3
74'
M
Matteo Di Giusto 10.Switzerland
6.8
63'
M
Thibault Corbaz 14.Switzerland
6.7
M
Sayfallah Ltaief 70.Switzerland
6.3
46'
M
Luca Zuffi 77.Switzerland
7.0
F
Roman Buess  9.Switzerland
6.8
74'
Substitutes
G
Markus Kuster 30.Austria
D
S. Diaby 18.Ivory Coast
6.3
87'
D
Silvan Sidler 24.Switzerland
D
Yannick Schmid 25.Switzerland
M
Samir Ramizi 8.Serbia
6.1
74' 90'
M
Noe Holenstein 22.Switzerland
F
Aldin Turkes 11.Bosnia and Herzegovina
6.6
74'
F
Samuel Ballet 17.Switzerland
7.7
63' Goals90'
F
Nishan Burkart 99.Switzerland
6.4
46' 82'

Winterthur started with a 4-2-3-1 line-up (4-2-3-1).

Patrick Rahmen played with: Marvin Keller (6.3), Adrian Gantenbein (7.8), Loïc Lüthi (6.8), Remo Arnold (6.4), Tobias Schättin (6.8), Thibault Corbaz (6.7), Luca Zuffi (7.0), Randy Schneider (7.3), Matteo Di Giusto (6.8), Sayfallah Ltaief (6.3) and Roman Buess (6.8).

The following players were sitting on the bench: Samir Ramizi (6.1), Aldin Turkeš (6.6), Samuel Ballet (7.7), Souleymane Diaby (6.3), Noe Holenstein, Silvan Sidler, Yannick Schmid, Markus Kuster and Nishan Burkart (6.4).

Substitutions

Winterthur made 5 changes: Sayfallah Ltaief for Nishan Burkart (46′), Matteo Di Giusto for Samuel Ballet (63′), Randy Schneider for Samir Ramizi (74′), Roman Buess for Aldin Turkeš (74′) and Tobias Schättin for Souleymane Diaby (87′).

Player of the match: Adrian Gantenbein​

The most impressive player for Winterthur was Adrian Gantenbein.

His rating is 7.8 with 51 passes (84% accurate) and 1 key pass. He won 11 duels out of 16. He performed 1 cross.

Results of the day

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