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E. Alioski
82′
L. Schaffran
80′
D. Schwizer
M.Sawadogo
74′
M. Monsberger
71′
2-1
L. Dalipi
Assist: D. Sorgic
70′
M. Zanotti
Y.Cimignani
70′
K. Behrens
E.Pihlstrom
66′
Milos·Cocic
Julian·Stark
60′
Daniel Dos Santos
A. Kendouci
59′
Dereck moncada
R. Steffen
58′
M.Eberhard
J.Cabrera
57′
N. Hasler
m.beeli
45′
D. Sorgic
D. Djokic
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37′
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L.Mai
Assist: R. Steffen
32′
A. Papadopoulos
29′
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A. Papadopoulos
Assist: L.Mai
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Match Report: Lugano 2–1 Vaduz – Late Drama Seals Three Points for Lugano in Swiss Super League

Lugano edged past Vaduz 2–1 in a tense Swiss Super League encounter on 26 July 2026. The home side twice took the lead and had to survive a late Vaduz rally to claim a vital victory at Stadio di Cornaredo.

Match Overview

After a goalless first half that lacked clear chances, the match exploded into life after the break. Lugano broke the deadlock just before the hour mark, only for Vaduz to equalise within minutes. The Bianconeri then snatched the winner through a penalty kick, holding on during a frantic stoppage‑time period.

Key Moments

  • 52' – Lugano open the scoring: A quick one‑two on the left wing released the winger, who cut inside and fired low into the far corner.
  • 61' – Vaduz hit back: A defensive mix‑up allowed the visitors’ striker to volley home from a corner, bringing parity.
  • 68' – Lugano win a penalty: A clumsy tackle inside the box was converted coolly by the captain to restore the lead.
  • 87' – Vaduz red card: A second yellow card reduced the away side to ten men, but they still pushed for an equaliser in added time.

Tactical Story

Lugano’s aggressive high press forced Vaduz into several errors in their own half, but the visitors’ direct approach caused problems on counter‑attacks. The home side’s ability to win set‑pieces and penalties proved decisive in a match that lacked fluidity.

Standout Players

Lugano’s Mattia Bottani was a constant threat down the left flank, creating both the opening goal and the penalty. Vaduz’s Milan Gajić impressed in midfield despite the loss.

Table Impact

Lugano moves into the top four of the Swiss Super League standings, while Vaduz remain just above the relegation zone. The win provides momentum for Lugano ahead of a tough away fixture next week.