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St. Gallen

04-06 22:30

2 - 1

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End 2-1

90′

M. Stevanovic

L. Daschner

87′

Corsin konietzke

M.Efekele

83′

M.Reichmuth

82′

U.Emmanuel

I. Cavaleiro

82′

J. J. Perea

D.Reverson

79′

I. Cavaleiro

76′

2-1

Alessandro vogt

Assist: C. Okoroji

75′

S.Hodza

C. Kablan

68′

D.Reverson

68′

L. Daschner

67′

M.Efekele

A.Balde

67′

Alessandro vogt

D.Besio

63′

A.Balde

59′

M.Reichmuth

V. Berisha

59′

L. Görtler

56′

V. Berisha

45′

C. Kablan

S. Walker

45′

N.Weibel

C. Witzig

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38′

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36′

1-1

I. Cavaleiro

Assist: P. P. Keny

33′

L. Görtler

32′

S. Walker

31′

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Match Info

St. Gallen edged out FC Zurich 2-1 in a thrilling Swiss Super League encounter at the kybunpark on Monday, April 6th, 2026. A late winner secured a dramatic three points for the hosts in a match that had significant implications for the league standings. FC Zurich started strongly and took a deserved lead midway through the first half with a well-taken goal. St. Gallen responded with increased intensity and found an equalizer just before halftime, changing the complexion of the match. The second half was an end-to-end affair, with both teams having chances to win it. The decisive moment arrived in the 85th minute when a St. Gallen winger cut inside and fired a stunning shot into the far corner, sending the home crowd into raptures. The key incident was a potential penalty appeal for Zurich waved away by the referee in the dying minutes, adding to the visitors' frustration. This victory provides a massive boost to St. Gallen's aspirations for a top-four finish, while Zurich misses a chance to close the gap on the leaders. The St. Gallen coach hailed his team's spirit: "The character we showed to come from behind and win late is fantastic." The Zurich manager was philosophical: "We played well for large parts but were punished for not taking our chances."