FC Basel were beaten 3-0 by a rampant FC Vaduz. M. Monsberger scored twice for FC Vaduz. The half-time score was 2-0. Player of the match: D. Simani of FC Vaduz, with a ScoreMondo rating of 9.1. Sunday 11 October, Rheinpark Stadion (Vaduz): FC Vaduz against FC Basel in the Super League, kick-off 15:30.
How the match unfolded
FC Vaduz took the lead on 26 minutes thanks to M. Monsberger, set up by L. Dalipi. FC Vaduz extended their lead to 2-0 in the 36th minute through M. Monsberger, set up by D. Schwizer. Half-time: 2-0, FC Vaduz in front.
FC Vaduz extended their lead to 3-0 in the 68th minute through L. Dalipi, set up by M. Cocic.
Match statistics
Booked for FC Vaduz: D. Simani (48'), J. Cabrera (50') and D. Schwizer (52'). FC Basel's yellow cards went to K. Olaigbe in the 51st minute.
Who stood out
Behind him, J. Stark at 8.7, L. Dalipi at 8.6 and M. Monsberger at 8.5 were next in the ScoreMondo ratings. FC Vaduz made 5 changes: D. Djokic for M. Cocic (70'), M. Walker for J. Cabrera (86'), N. Lang for D. Schwizer (90') and M. Beeli for M. Monsberger (90'). From the FC Basel bench came A. Malouda on 55 minutes, K. Tsunemoto on 71 minutes, L. Thorell on 71 minutes and G. Koloto on 71 minutes, among 5 changes.
How they came into it
Before kick-off, FC Vaduz's last 5 matches had brought 2 wins and 3 defeats. FC Vaduz lost 2-1 at home to FC Thun 1898 in their last match. FC Basel came into the match with 1 win and 4 defeats from their last 5 matches — scoring in 7 straight games. FC Winterthur beat FC Basel 7-3 last time out. Alessandro Dudic was the referee, averaging 4.6 yellow cards per match across 37 matches in our records.
The bigger picture
FC Vaduz have now scored in 9 consecutive matches. FC Basel's run of 7 matches with a goal comes to an end.
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