About Servette – Luzern
League table
Servette: position 3, 57 points from 33 matches.
Luzern: position 7, 44 points from 33 matches.
Recent form
Servette – last 5 matches: 3 won, 1 drawn, 1 lost.
Luzern – last 5 matches: 2 won, 1 drawn, 2 lost.
Last results: Sheriff Tiraspol 1-1 Servette; Luzern 2-1 Yverdon.
Match summary
Goals: Alexis Antunes 7′, Severin Ottiger 33′, Sofyan Chader 61′, Chris Bedia 66′, Bendegúz Bolla 82′, and Enzo Crivelli 96′.
Lineups
The confirmed starting lineups list Servette in a 4-3-3 formation and Luzern in a 4-1-2-1-2 formation.
The announced starting eleven for Servette: Joël Mall, Keigo Tsunemoto, Steve Rouiller, Yoan Severin, Bradley Mazikou, Timothé Cognat, Gaël Ondoa, Alexis Antunes, Miroslav Stevanović, Chris Bedia, and Dereck Kutesa.
The announced starting eleven for Luzern: Pascal Loretz, Severin Ottiger, Luca Jaquez, Denis Simani, Martin Frýdek, Ardon Jashari, Pius Dorn, Nicky Beloko, Max Meyer, Teddy Okou, and Sofyan Chader.
Statistics
Servette: 43% possession, 21 shots (9 on target), 6 corners, 8 fouls, 1 yellow card, 0 red cards.
Luzern: 57% possession, 11 shots (5 on target), 5 corners, 8 fouls, 2 yellow cards, 0 red cards.
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Questions and answers
When was Servette vs Luzern played?
Kick-off: October 29, 2023 at 3:30 PM GMT.
Where was Servette vs Luzern played?
Venue: Stade de Geneve, Geneva. Capacity: 30,084.
Who refereed Servette vs Luzern?
Referee: Alessandro Dudic (Switzerland).
What was the score in Servette vs Luzern?
Final score: Servette 4–2 Luzern. Half-time: 1–1.
Who won Servette vs Luzern?
Servette won: Servette 4-2 Luzern. Goals: Alexis Antunes 7′, Severin Ottiger 33′, Sofyan Chader 61′, Chris Bedia 66′, Bendegúz Bolla 82′, and Enzo Crivelli 96′.
What are the lineups for Servette vs Luzern?
Lineups: Servette 4-3-3, Luzern 4-1-2-1-2. Servette: Joël Mall; Keigo Tsunemoto, Steve Rouiller, Yoan Severin, Bradley Mazikou; Timothé Cognat, Gaël Ondoa, Alexis Antunes; Miroslav Stevanović, Chris Bedia, Dereck Kutesa. Luzern: Pascal Loretz; Martin Frýdek, Denis Simani, Luca Jaquez, Severin Ottiger; Ardon Jashari; Nicky Beloko, Pius Dorn; Max Meyer; Sofyan Chader, Teddy Okou.
Alessandro DudicSwitzerland135 matches
