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07-26 22:30
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93′
C. Okoroji
91′
J.Ruiz
C. Witzig
87′
M. Koller
87′
P. P. Keny
84′
neil volken
83′
D.Ramić
leandro schodler
81′
A. Hack
I.Sauter
79′
Corsin konietzke
L. Görtler
75′
M.Bangoura
L. Comenencia
75′
M.Reichmuth
V. Berisha
75′
K. Spadanuda
B. Krasniqi
74′
2-1
A. Hunziker
Assist: L. Görtler
70′
1-1
L. Görtler
Assist: L. Daschner
61′
D.Besio
M. Stevanovic
61′
e.owusu
H. Vandermersch
60′
A. Hunziker
A.Balde
53′
leandro schodler
50′
0-1
U.Emmanuel
Assist: V. Berisha
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Match Info

Match Report: St. Gallen 2–1 FC Zurich – Espen Derby Delivers Goals and High Drama

St. Gallen claimed a thrilling 2‑1 victory over FC Zurich in the Swiss Super League’s Eastern derby on 26 July 2026. A packed Kybunpark witnessed a fiercely contested match that saw the home side come from behind to take all three points.

Match Overview

FC Zurich took an early lead through a well‑struck free‑kick, but St. Gallen responded with two quick‑fire goals before half‑time. The second half was largely defensive, with the hosts protecting their slim advantage with discipline and organisation.

Key Moments

  • 8' – Zurich strike first: A curling free‑kick from 22 yards found the top corner, leaving the goalkeeper rooted.
  • 24' – St. Gallen equalise: A corner was flicked on at the near post, and a defender bundled the ball over the line from close range.
  • 37' – St. Gallen complete the turnaround: After a swift counter‑attack, the winger drove into the box and finished with a composed shot across the goalkeeper.
  • 82' – Zurich hit the woodwork: A powerful header from a corner struck the crossbar, St. Gallen’s biggest scare of the second half.

Tactical Story

St. Gallen started nervously but grew into the game after the equaliser. They switched to a 4‑4‑2 diamond in midfield, shutting down Zurich’s creative outlets. The visitors dominated possession in the second half but lacked penetration against a deep‑lying home defence.

Standout Players

Jérémy Guillemenot was instrumental for St. Gallen, providing the assist for the winner and pressing relentlessly. Zurich’s Antonio Marchesano was the brightest player for the visitors, but his influence faded as the match wore on.

Table Impact

The victory lifts St. Gallen into the top half of the Super League table, while Zurich miss a chance to close the gap on the leaders. The derby win also strengthens St. Gallen’s claims as a competitive force in the division.