Swiss Super League

FT Saturday, October 19, 2019
FC Thun LLDLL 1
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FC Basel DWWDD 3
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FCB033
St. Jakob-Park · 21,503 att.

Head to Head

FCB leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

FCB

  1. 1Jonas OmlinG
  2. 5Silvan WidmerD
  3. 4Eray CömertD
  4. 6Omar AldereteD
  5. 28Raoul PetrettaD
  6. 33Kevin BuaM
  7. 34Taulant XhakaM
  8. 14Valentin StockerM
  9. 20Fabian FreiM
  10. 7Luca ZuffiF
  11. 98Arthur CabralF

THUN

  1. 1Guillaume FaivreG
  2. 34Nicola SutterD
  3. 20Chris KablanD
  4. 14Roy GelmiD
  5. 31Stefan GlarnerD
  6. 10Basil StillhartM
  7. 29Nias HeftiM
  8. 11Matteo TosettiM
  9. 6Kenan FatkicM
  10. 7Miguel CastromanM
  11. 13Simone RappF

Timeline

  1. 50' Kevin Bua (FC Basel) Goal at 50'
  2. 53' Kenan Fatkic (FC Thun) Yellow Card at 53'
  3. 67' Simone Rapp (FC Thun) Goal at 67'
  4. 71' Miguel Castroman (FC Thun) Yellow Card at 71'
  5. 72' Simone Rapp (FC Thun) Own Goal at 72'
  6. 73' Uros Vasic (FC Thun) Substitution at 73'
  7. 76' Afimico Pululu (FC Basel) Substitution at 76'
  8. 76' Saleh Chihadeh (FC Thun) Substitution at 76'
  9. 78' Luca Zuffi (FC Basel) Goal at 78'
  10. 82' Samuele Campo (FC Basel) Substitution at 82'
  11. 84' Edon Zhegrova (FC Basel) Substitution at 84'

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.