After being leader of the Super League last week on the evening of the 11th day, Servette did not manage to take off in the standings. The Garnets conceded the draw at the Stade de Genève in front of Lucerne in a spectacular 2-2 match before to lose the 2nd Lake Geneva derby of the season against Lausanne-Sport at La Tuilière 1-0. Consequence: from leader, Servette finds itself in 3rd place in the ranking with 24 points, behind FC Zurich, 1st with 25 points, and FC Lugano, 2nd with also 25 points.
Blockage when it comes to taking the lead?
In fact, nothing alarming at the accounting level, since the Super League ranking could not be tighter: only 3 points separate the Zurich leader from 5th, FC Lucerne. In the manner, one point questions: what about the capacities of the Genevans once they are at the top and therefore when it comes to maintaining the lead? We remember the 3-1 victory against Lausanne on March 10, 2024, which allowed the Genevans to briefly take the lead in the Super League on the 27th day. What’s next? A series of 5 matches without a victory in the league, including 4 defeats in a row, which had buried Geneva’s title hopes. Let’s hope for Thomas Häberli’s men that the lesson of last season can serve as an example, and that they will not fall back into their mistakes. Because with the only championship to contest (unlike last year when Servette played on three tables), the Garnet seem to have a team cut out to play for the title. A first element of the answer will be given next Saturday, because FC Zurich and Servette will meet at the Stade de Genève for a summit clash which promises…
Kutesa and Sanches scrutinized?
Under the eyes of Giorgio Contini, Murat Yakin’s assistant in the national team, Dereck Kutesa failed to score. The Genevan also explained, on the RTS microphone, what Servette must learn to be able to overcome this last step: “It’s something that’s part of a champion’s DNA. In recent years YB or Basel perhaps knew the matches they should not lose, and today it is this DNA that we must create“. Alvyn Sanches distinguished himself by causing the penalty which resulted in the only goal of the match. There is no doubt that the former LS coach will have information to communicate to his superior in view of the next meeting of the The Swiss team for the Nations League matches against Serbia on November 15 and against Spain on November 18…
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