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Based on data as of 9 Oct, 18:45Lugano break Bern’s home streak with narrow victory
Lugano improved to fourth place in the standings with three wins and two defeats in their last five games, while Bern remained in the lower half of the table with one victory and four losses in the same period.
The visitors took the lead after Bern failed to capitalise on early pressure. Lugano’s attack proved more effective, netting three times in the fixture. The scoreline reflected the visitors’ recent form, as they have won three of their last five away and home matches combined, scoring nineteen goals in that span.
Bern’s defensive fragility was again evident. The hosts conceded twenty-three goals in their last five games, including seven against Lausanne and six against Zürich Lions. The visitors’ record shows they have not kept a clean sheet in either of their last two games, but their offensive output remained consistent.
Lugano’s last five matches included a 5-2 win over Lausanne and a 2-3 loss to Zürich Lions.
The result meant Bern remained in thirteenth place, while Lugano stayed in ninth. Both teams had played nine matches, with Lugano having four wins and Biel three. Biel’s next home game would be against Davos, a side they had beaten 4-3 earlier in the month.
Lugano’s win came after a 2-3 loss to Zürich Lions in their previous match. The final standings showed Lugano with forty-two points and Bern with thirty-eight. The match did not change the overall league structure, but it highlighted Biel’s ongoing difficulties at home. Lugano’s attack continued to perform well, averaging 3.8 goals per game in their last five matches.