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The game: Basement Duel Trouble! Referee Adrien Jaccottet’s performance led FCL-Schulz to tell Blue Sport after the match: “To be honest: the moment the referees are against us, they always whistle at us. You can’t do anything about it. “What happened? Lucerna leads thanks to Sorgic’s goal in the 31st minute, but weakens shortly after the break: Alex Carbonell receives two yellow cards in seconds in the 49th and 50th minutes and flies out of the field.But was it really yellow twice? A difficult first decision.
Of course that works in favor of the newly promoted Vaduz, the Liechtensteiners are improving. But only a second very difficult decision by Jaccottet leads Vaduz to a breakthrough: shortly before the end, he qualifies a clash in the Lucerna penalty area of Carbonell and Di Giusto as a foul. Penalty guarantor Gajic leads Liechtenstein to equalize in the 87th minute. But in injury time Lucerne could also face a penalty as Manuel Sutter jumps the ball into his hand. The whistle remains silent. A third difficult decision! That explains Marvin Schulz’s anger. Like Vaduz, Luzern is still waiting for the first win of the season but is glued to direct rivals at the bottom of the table.
The objectives:
31., 1: 0, Sorgic: FCL’s advantage comes from a single in the middle of the field by Marvin Schulz, who plays the central defender in this game! He continues to play Emini in front of the penalty area, which serves Schaub. The Austrian international misses because of goalkeeper Büchel, but Schulz heads the bounced ball back to Sorgic, who completes it.
87. Minute, 1: 1, Gajic (Pen.): After the controversial type of penalty against Lucerne’s Frydek, Milan Gajic does what he has done so many times in the past: convert a penalty with confidence.
That gave me something to talk about: Blue sports expert Marcel Reif supports Marvin Schulz’s statement, saying about the referee’s performance: “It has nothing to do with the management of the game. If that’s a light yellow-red card, I’m surprised you end up so often in the league with eleven players. “
That was something to talk about II: In addition to the three tough decisions by the referees, the fact that Vaduz remains at Super League level for the 15th time in a row without a win against Lucerna. The Liechtenstein team’s last success dates back to 2008, when FCV won 1-0 at home.
The best: Gajic. Not only with the extremely confident penalty. Calm, serene, technically very strong.
Worst: Carbonell. Flies very unnecessarily from the place. Two yellows in 60 seconds …
Then continue: Lucerne will be a guest at Servette’s next Saturday (November 28, 8:30 pm). Vaduz will also host Sion next Saturday (November 28, 6.15pm). The catch-up games on Wednesday do not affect these two teams.
