Vaduz 2-3 St. Gallen result, stats and report

Vaduz ended a four-match losing run in style, hammering Grasshopper 5-2 in the Swiss Super League thanks to a brace from Juan Cabrera and an early goal from Lutfi Dalipi. Grasshopper's injury problems and defensive fragility were ruthlessly exposed.

Thun came from behind three times to win 4-3 at St. Gallen, with Lukas Daschner's stoppage-time finish completing a remarkable away victory that defied every reasonable expectation.

Vaduz ran out convincing 3-1 winners at home against Lausanne Sport, with Lutfi Dalipi at the heart of everything good about the hosts and four yellow cards telling the real story about Lausanne's afternoon. A team that could not defend, could not stay disciplined, and could not compete when it mattered.

Luzern ground out a 2-1 Swiss Super League win over Vaduz on Wednesday, with substitute Nando Toggenburger scoring a left-foot shot in the first minute of stoppage time to settle a match Luzern dominated but nearly let slip.

Grasshopper claimed a deserved 2-0 home win over St. Gallen, with Amir Abrashi and substitute Young-joon Lee doing the damage as the hosts kept their first clean sheet in five Swiss Super League matches.

Basel sit third in the Swiss Super League table but cannot keep a clean sheet at home to save themselves, while St. Gallen arrive in Basel carrying eight first-team absences and a solitary away game under their belts this season.

Two of the Swiss Super League's most troubled sides meet at the Rheinpark Stadion on Sunday, with Vaduz rooted to the bottom without a point and Thun shipping goals at an alarming rate. Something has to give.

Zürich host bottom-placed Vaduz on Sunday in a fixture that neither side can afford to lose, with both clubs yet to record a league win this season and pressure mounting in the lower half of the Swiss Super League table.