– Electroshock at the SLO, which humiliates Étoile Carouge
Two days after the ouster of coach Ricardo Dionisio, the Stade Lausanne Ouchy players responded in the green rectangle: 5-1 at Pontaise!
Published: 09/27/2024, 10:12 p.m.
Illustrative photo of Adrian Ursea, the Carouge coach.
BASTIEN GALLAY / GALLAYPHOTO
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All readings are possible: perhaps Étoile Carouge, fresh leader of the Challenge League, approached this match of extremes at Pontaise with a slight excess of confidence in the locker room. Perhaps also the Stade Lausanne Ouchy players wanted to deliver a message, two days after the dismissal of their now ex-coach Ricardo Dionisio.
Although deprived of Hugo Fargues and Breston Malula, suspended, the SLO struck hard from the start with achievements from Warren Caddy and Mergim Qarri (2nd and 6th). On fire, the two men did it again at the start of the second period (52nd and 61st) to each score a double. Axel Kayombo (72nd) increased the score alone against Diallo, who had replaced the injured starting goalkeeper Antonio much earlier in the match (34th). Caslei (83rd) finally saved the honor at the end of the match for the Carougeois.
Leading the Challenge League before this 9th day, Adrian Ursea and his men have left control of the championship to one of the big favorites, FC Thun. At the Stockhorn Arena, Mauro Lustrinelli’s Bernese team put an end to Neuchâtel’s good series (3 consecutive victories) by winning by the smallest of scores (65th, Matoshi). Xamax will undoubtedly regret for a few hours that his man in form of the moment, Touati, hit the board at the start of the game (13th).
In the last meeting of the evening, Stade Nyonnais lost on its Colovray pitch against Aarau (1-2) and now occupies the place of red lantern with 7 units at the end of this 1ᵉʳ round. Coach Christophe Caschili and his players have not taken a point since August 10. Time is running out.
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