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Lugano

03-05 03:30

2 - 1

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FC Sion

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Lugano

FC Sion

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10′

Ali Kabacalman

12′

Renato Steffen

Halftime 1-1

50′

Georgios Koutsias

52′

Franck Surdez

58′

Kevin Behrens

Georgios Koutsias

58′

Mohamed Belhadj Mahmoud

Ahmed Kendouci

59′

Liam Chipperfield

Josias Lukembila

59′

Ylyas Chouaref

Franck Surdez

62′

Kevin Behrens

73′

Adrien Llukes

Ali Kabacalman

73′

Benjamin Kololli

Théo Berdayes

73′

Winsley Boteli Mokango

Rilind Nivokazi

78′

Numa Lavanchy

82′

Zachary Brault Guillard

Renato Steffen

92′

Daniel Dos Santos Correia

94′

Joao Victor Schlickmann Carbone

Yanis Cimignani

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Match Info

FC Lugano earned a hard-fought 2-1 victory over FC Sion in the Swiss Super League on March 5, 2026, at the Stadio Cornaredo. This result was significant in the tight race for European qualification spots, as Lugano managed to overcome a resilient Sion side. The home team started brightly and were rewarded with an opening goal midway through the first half, a powerful header from a corner kick. Sion responded strongly after the break, equalizing in the 55th minute with a clinical counter-attack finished by their winger. The match looked headed for a draw until Lugano's pressure told in the 78th minute, when a deflected shot from outside the box found its way into the net for the winner. The key focus point was Lugano's persistence in the final third, ultimately breaking down a Sion team that defended in numbers for large periods. The three points lifted Lugano in the Super League table, moving them closer to the top four, while Sion remained in the lower half. Post-match, the Lugano manager highlighted his team's character, while the Sion coach pointed to a moment of misfortune for the decisive goal. Lugano's lineup featured their typical attacking 4-3-3, with Sion opting for a more conservative 5-4-1 formation away from home.