Servette and Luzern played out a 1:1 draw in the Swiss Super League on Saturday evening. The hosts took an early lead but had to weather a storm after their man was sent off before the break. It was a match where one side controlled the ball and the other made the most of their chances.
And here's the thing about the twentieth minute — that's when Oscar Kabwit saw red for Luzern. They had fallen behind just six minutes earlier through Miroslav Stevanović, so the dismissal came when they were already chasing the game. To be fair, they didn't fold after that.
Luzern pulled one back through Andrejs Cigaņiks in the thirty-first minute. By then they were down to ten men and had only managed one corner, while Servette had thirteen. The visitors kept the score level despite the numerical disadvantage, which is worth noting.
Servette dominated possession at sixty-four percent and launched 141 attacks compared to Luzern's 64. They registered five shots on target against two, but big chances created sat at zero for the hosts. Many shots with one goal means chances went begging.
The result leaves Servette tenth in the table on four points from four games, while Luzern sit ninth with five points after five matches. The draw extended their unbeaten run to two games, though they still trail the top half.
