Swiss Super League

FT Saturday, May 4, 2019
St. Gallen DWDLL 1
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Grasshoppers DDDDD 0
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Stadion Letzigrund · 5,400 att.

Head to Head

FCSG leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

GCZ

  1. 1Heinz LindnerG
  2. 11Mersim AsllaniD
  3. 22Cédric ZesigerD
  4. 5Aleksandar CvetkovicD
  5. 24Bujar LikaD
  6. 16Euclides Da Silva CabralM
  7. 30Nedim BajramiM
  8. 10Yoric RavetM
  9. 29Djibril DianiM
  10. 8Marko BasicM
  11. 40Julien NgoyF

FCSG

  1. 32Dejan StojanovicG
  2. 15Milan ViloticD
  3. 50Nicolas LüchingerD
  4. 16Andreas WittwerD
  5. 59Leonidas StergiouD
  6. 8Jordi QuintilláM
  7. 14Vincent SierroM
  8. 4Majeed AshimeruM
  9. 93Axel BakayokoF
  10. 27Simone RappF
  11. 10Tranquillo BarnettaF

Timeline

  1. 26' Mersim Asllani (Grasshoppers) Yellow Card at 26'
  2. 50' Cedric Zesiger (Grasshoppers) Yellow Card at 50'
  3. 59' Tranquillo Barnetta (St Gallen) Goal at 59'
  4. 63' Aly Malle (Grasshoppers) Substitution at 63'
  5. 68' Marco Djuricin (Grasshoppers) Substitution at 68'
  6. 70' Dereck Kutesa (St Gallen) Substitution at 70'
  7. 76' Amel Rustemoski (Grasshoppers) Substitution at 76'
  8. 78' Musah Nuhu (St Gallen) Substitution at 78'
  9. 88' Leonel Mosevich (St Gallen) Substitution at 88'

Swiss Super League News

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News Associated Press LAFC offers to sell Swiss club Grasshopper after fan protests Los Angeles FC offered to sell struggling Swiss club Grasshopper on Tuesday after fans protested with expletives at a home game in Zurich. News Associated Press Former Man City defender Benjamin Mendy signs for FC Zürich World Cup-winning defender Benjamin Mendy signed for Swiss club FC Zürich on Tuesday after not playing this season for French second-tier club Lorient. News AAP Socceroos moves: Mabil exits Grasshoppers, Geria joins Niigata Awer Mabil is on the hunt for a new club after the fringe Socceroos winger was released by Grasshoppers, while Jason Geria has netted a move to Albirex Niigata. News AAP Bayern Munich loan Socceroos prodigy Irankunda to Grasshoppers Socceroos star Nestory Irankunda is celebrating a loan move to Swiss outfit Grasshoppers, believing his switch from Bundesliga giants Bayern Munich will only boost his global footballing education.