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Zurich gets the third consecutive victory against Lucerne. Coach Massimo Rizzo will definitely remain coach until winter break.
- Zurich beat Lucerne 2-0 in their home country Letzigrund and celebrated their third win in a row.
- An early expulsion of Lucas Alves and two penalty kicks characterize the game.
- The president of the FCZ, Ancillo Canepa, gives confidence to the interim coach Massimo Rizzo at least until the winter holidays.
FC Luzern had a lot planned for the Zurich game. 2 points from 5 games, so the unanimous opinion of the Swiss center did not sufficiently reflect previous performances. However, the efforts were not rewarded with full success in Zurich either.
Hopes already suffered a bad brake in the 22nd minute. Lucas Alves had to leave the field after an emergency brake foul on Blaz Kramer. There was also a penalty for the Zurich team. Benjamin Kololli made it 1-0 for the hosts.
Punishments follow beatings denied
Kramer, with so far 3 hits in 4 direct duels, something like the Lucerne scare in the ranks of Zurich, had already scored with a header shortly before (minute 20). The goal was retired by a previous Kololli offside.
Following exactly the same pattern, the 2-0 fell shortly before the break. Kololli, him again, put a fluff on the door. The Kosovar international was offside again, without a goal. A minute later, Kololli shot Marvin Schulz into the penalty area, referee Lukas Fähndrich spotted a hand that resulted in another penalty for Zurich. On this occasion Antonio Marchesano was allowed to play, who scored safely.
Rizzo confirmed until winter break
So the match ended, although Lucerne smelled a wick again after the yellow-red card against Aiyegun Tosin in the 61st minute and had several chances to score the next goal. Tsy William Ndenge forgave the oldest of them in the 66th minute: he missed the post.
After the match, FCZ president Ancillo Canepa confirmed that he is sticking with successful interim coach Massimo Rizzo for now. “At the very least, Massimo will remain our head coach until winter break. Then we will see how things continue, ”Canepa said after the 2-0 home win against Lucerna. blue. Rizzo has had three wins in three games since Ludovic Magnin was fired.
So it goes
After the breakdown of the national team in two weeks, Lucerna tries to get the top three against the bottom of the Vaduz table. The FCZ then travels to Sion in Valais.
