Zurich vs. St. Gallen 4-0

Swiss Alpen League match at the virtual Letzigrund saw Zurich eSports earn a commanding 4–0 win over St. Gallen, extending their flawless start to the season. Zurich controlled the match with confident possession, sharp passing and a steady attacking rhythm that St. Gallen rarely managed to break.

Dante, one of the league’s standout defenders, set the tone early. Known for his leadership, calmness and ability to lift the entire team, he pushed forward in the 19th minute to score the opener with authority. Just seven minutes later, Sando (picture) made it 2–0 after another well-executed Zurich attack. In the second half, Zurich continued to dictate play, and Ares Bianci added the third in the 68th minute, celebrating with such emotion that he picked up a yellow card for removing his shirt. Saske later completed the 4–0, confirming Zurich’s control from start to finish.

St. Gallen, however, showed their trademark resilience. Under coach Crisorious – widely respected for his refusal to give up regardless of the scoreline – the team kept pressing, chasing every ball and trying to break forward whenever possible. Even in a tough match like this, Crisorious’ influence was clear in their determination and effort until the final whistle.

In the end, Zurich’s precision and structure made the difference. With four matches, four wins and twelve points, Zurich eSports remains one of the strongest forces in the Swiss Alpen League, while St. Gallen will regroup and continue fighting under their relentless coach.

Final schore: Zurich eSports 4-0 St. Gallen eSports