“Benjamin Kololli broke the deadlock moments before the interval, giving Sion a priceless lead heading into the break despite St. Gallen's greater share of possession throughout the half.”
Pivotal“Ilyas Chouaref doubled Sion's advantage with a cool finish, effectively killing the contest as St. Gallen's hosts struggled to find a way back into the match despite their territorial dominance.”
Pivotal“Substitute Théo Berdayes, on the pitch for just eight minutes, completed the rout with Sion's third goal — a devastating statement of clinical finishing from the visitors.”
Outstanding performance

Sion were simply more clinical on the day, converting three of their five shots on target while St. Gallen — despite enjoying 54% possession, generating 19 shots, and creating three big chances — converted none of theirs. The match was shaped by an ugly opening half dominated by yellow cards, with seven bookings distributed across both sides before the break, suggesting a match on the edge of control. Benjamin Kololli broke the deadlock just before half-time to give Sion a deserved lead, and after Ilyas Chouaref doubled the advantage on 63 minutes, the game was effectively over. Substitute Théo Berdayes applied the gloss with a third goal moments after coming on, completing a comfortable away win that will ease any lingering relegation concerns for Sion while leaving St. Gallen frustrated and pointless on a damaging afternoon at home.
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