Lanneau Tigers hosted Zug in a club friendly on 10 September 2026, but the visitors took the spoils with a 3-2 win. The match ended with five goals, and by then it was clear Zug had found a way through the home side's resistance. To be fair, both teams came into this fixture with momentum behind them.
Lanneau had been on a decent run, winning their last three before that solitary 1-0 defeat to Kloten. Zug, meanwhile, had tasted both victory and heartbreak — a 4-3 thriller against ERK Ingolstadt followed by a 2-3 loss to Brno. The history between them adds an edge, even in a friendly.
And here's the thing about five-goal games like this: they rarely tell you much about what would happen under pressure. Both sides were picking one up last week, but this was a warm-up, not a test. The scoreline looked open, but that doesn't mean the game was.
Lanneau's recent form had been mixed — four wins in five games, but that loss to Kloten sat heavy. Zug had won four of their last five, including a 3-0 shutout against České Budějovice. Neither side did travel to make up the numbers, but neither were pushing for anything more than a tune-up.
The result puts Zug on a slight high after that earlier setback in Brno. For Lanneau, it's a friendly loss that means nothing beyond the dressing room. The goal difference tells the story: two goals from the hosts, three from the visitors. Simple as that.