Genève-Servette lost 2-1 after extra time to Zoug on Saturday at the Vernets. Authors of an excellent match, the Grenat can have regrets after an excellent match.
Last match for Genève-Servette before the national team break. The Grenat face Zoug, a team in great form with 12 wins in the last 15 matches.
The first period begins with a great sequence of Zoug domination, after which the young Leon Muggli, 17 years old, was able to score his first goal in the National League. Gradually, the Grenat will come back into the game, becoming the most dangerous team at the end of the first period.
Second fantastic period
The servetian domination does not decrease in the middle period, on the contrary. The Grenat will dominate the game (22 shots to 5 in the second period) and even equalize in numerical superiority after just under 7 minutes of play. The domination will not stop, but the second genevois goal is missing for this period to be perfect. At 1-1 after 40 minutes, everything seemed open, even if it is the Genevois who deserve to win this match at the end of the second period.
The third period is again dominated by the Servettiens who fail to score this second goal but who hold their own, even in numerical inferiority. But it is Zoug who will take the advantage two minutes before the end, leaving the door open for a frustrating outcome for the Genevois, who are much better than their opponents of the evening.
But Genève-Servette is better, mentally too, and the Grenat equalize at 37.8 seconds from the end of the match thanks to Valtteri Filppula while Robert Mayer had left his teammates. This ultra-tight match is then played in extra time and it is Zoug who makes the difference. A result that can leave a bitter taste for the Genevois.
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