FC Zurich vs FC Luzern 2-1

FC Zurich beat FC Luzern 2-1 at Letzigrund after a second-half comeback was undone by an own goal and then turned by Oscar Kabwit Tshikomb's strike. Philippe Paulin Keny had put the home side ahead from the penalty spot, but Luzern went in level and then moved in front before Zurich could answer.

The opening goal came in the 26th minute, when Philippe Paulin Keny converted a penalty for FC Zurich to make it 1-0. Bung Meng Freimann then put through his own net in the 52nd minute, which levelled it at 1-1. That left FC Zurich 1-0 up at half-time.

FC Luzern flipped the score in the 71st minute when Oscar Kabwit Tshikomb scored from Matteo Di Giusto's assist to make it 1-2. Luzern had made two changes by then, sending on Levin Winkler and Nando Toggenburger in the 56th and 57th minutes, while Zurich had already made two changes on 64 minutes through Mohamed Bangoura and Nevio Emanuele Di Giusto. Luzern's lead lasted until the final whistle, with Zurich unable to make their late switch on 89 minutes, when Valon Berisha came on.

The numbers show FC Luzern had 57% possession, 465 passes to Zurich's 357, and more shots, 28 to 13, while both sides had 6 shots on target. Luzern also led 9 corners to 2 and 2 offsides to 1, and the visitors' 5 saves compared with Zurich's 4 reflected the pressure they faced. Expected goals favoured Luzern as well, 2.49 to 1.79.

Bung Meng Freimann was booked in the 25th minute for FC Luzern, Miguel Reichmuth was booked for FC Zurich in the 49th minute, and Philippe Paulin Keny was booked again in the 79th minute.