Thanks to Turkes and Schneuwly, the promoted Lausanne wins the Léman Derby against Servette – Sport

• FC Lausanne-Sport win an intense match against Servette 2-1.
• Aldin Turkes (18th) and Christian Schneuwly (59th) are responsible for the goals of the promoted team. Grejohn Kyei’s goal in the later stages comes too late.
• Lausanne goalkeeper Mory Diaw shines with outstanding saves.

• St. Gallen beats Sion 1-0 at home. Basel are not more than 2-2 against the newly promoted Vaduz.

The Lausanne team raced at home against Servette for 18 minutes until it was finally rewarded in the person of Aldin Turkes. Assist donor Nikola Boranijasevic, who caused Servette to fumble with a valiant effort, also played an important role up front.

Throughout the entire first half, the newcomer was literally bursting with enthusiasm, dominating Léman’s first Super League derby since 2013 almost at will. After the break, the Geneva guests got into the game better and had chances. The tie almost fell seconds after the restart. Timothé Cognat, however, passed from a promising position.

Schneuwly meets worth seeing

The Lausanne-based company had barely survived the pressure phase in Geneva when they attacked it themselves, which is worth watching. Christian Schneuwly circled with a free kick from more than 20 meters over the wall to the lower left corner. Servette’s goalkeeper, Jérémy Frick, had no chance despite a good flying insertion.

This blow seemed to break the morale of the Servettiens. In the 69th minute, Andi Zeqiri entered at the end of a clean ball relay to make it 3-0. But with the help of the VAR, referee Lionel Tschudi recovered the blow. Template provider Schneuwly was previously offside.

Servette succeeds in connecting hit

Servette stayed in this game and had a chance to score the next goal. In the 81st minute there was a fire in the Lausanne penalty area. First goalkeeper Mory Diaw punched in a sensational parade against Cognat, then the ball landed on the crossbar.

In the same scene, the game controller clapped Cameron Puertas’s arm. Referee Tschudi rightly decided on a penalty, which Grejohn Kyei confidently converted 1: 2.

Goalkeeper Diaw secures all three points

In injury time, Lausanne was able to thank goalie Diaw again, who initially kept his cool when Kyei attacked him alone and then reacted with lightning speed against Alexis Antunes.

In the end, the promoted Lausanne retained the three points he deserved in his own stadium and celebrated a successful start to the new Super League season.