2 – 3
“Enzo Molebe opens the scoring for Lausanne Sport, finishing off a move assisted by Abdou Karim Sow after a corner and a blocked effort from Morgan Poaty in the build-up.”
“Zürich respond immediately after the restart, with Bledian Krasniqi drawing the visitors level at 1-1 shortly after the break.”
“Lindrit Kamberi heads Zürich in front from Selmin Hodza's assist, capitalising on a series of corners won after Alexander Hack's earlier headed miss.”
Pivotal“Lausanne hit back through Omar Janneh, converting after Seydou Traore's shot had gone begging and with the visitors down to nervy defending amid two late yellow cards.”
Pivotal“Umeh Emmanuel snatches the winner for Zürich just minutes after Lausanne had equalised, capping a wild finish with the decisive goal from Miguel Reichmuth's assist.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Lausanne Sport looked to be cruising after Enzo Molebe's early strike, controlling possession at 57% and creating the game's clearer chances through the first hour. But Zürich, guided by second-half changes, flipped the script entirely - Bledian Krasniqi levelled just after the break before Lindrit Kamberi's header put the visitors ahead against the run of play. Lausanne's response through Omar Janneh looked to have salvaged a point, but Zürich's bench impact proved decisive as Umeh Emmanuel struck in the 81st minute to complete the comeback. Despite Lausanne's territorial dominance - more passes, more shots, more corners - it was Zürich's efficiency in the crucial moments that separated the sides, with all three of their goals coming from just three shots on target.
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