Yverdon-Sport, Recent Form

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The Yverdon-Sport squad will be looking to reset their fortunes after their heavy 6-1 away defeat at the hands of Lugano.  In that game they had 38% possession and managed 8 attempts on goal, with 3 on target, compared to Lugano who had 17 attempts and 9 on target.  

Supremo Marco Schällibaum will be closely scrutinising his squad's defensive frailties, his back line having shipped 12 goals in their last 6 matches, despite having picked up some points through the 8 goals they've managed to net.  Their goal scoring streak at home now stands at 15 games in a row, but they have failed to keep a clean sheet in 5 of their last 6 games overall.  

There will be mixed feelings from Yverdon, although undefeated in their last 4 league games at home, 2 of these games ended in a draw.  

Servette, Recent Form

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Servette will not be too disappointed to take a point from their 1-1 result against St. Gallen last time out.  They achieved 41% possession in that match and had 13 strikes at goal, with 5 hitting the target, up against St. Gallen's tally of 24 efforts at goal, 7 of which were on target.  

While they have been reasonably effective at circumventing their opponents defence, scoring 11 in their last 6 games, it's largely been tit for tat with their own defence proving to be equally ineffectual, conceding 8, and leading to valuable points being dropped.   Their goal scoring streak now stands at 12 games in a row, but they have failed to keep a clean sheet in 5 of their last 6 games.  

There will be mixed feelings from Les Grenats, while they've been undefeated in their last 11 league games, they've only manage a drawn in 3 of them.  

On an individual basis, Chris Bedia will be looking to get on the scoresheet again having scored 6 goals in Servette's last 6 league games.