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Against Aarau, the Grenat went into the match as clear favourites — a status they lived up to from the very first minutes. Cristian Toro’s side immediately took control, creating several excellent chances and hitting the woodwork on multiple occasions.
It was eventually Terchoun, making her first start and scoring her first goal in Grenat colours, who found the back of the net. The new Servette forward deflected a clearance from the Aargau goalkeeper into the goal. With the momentum on her side, Meriame Terchoun then set up Sobal to make it 2-0 just before half-time.
The reigning Swiss champions left their opponents no room to breathe after the break. They even put the result beyond doubt shortly after the hour mark. Meriame Terchoun once again made the difference, beating three Aargau players before setting up Da Eira.
A successful start to the Super League campaign for the Grenat, who will travel to Wankdorf this Friday, August 21, to face YB!
The reigning Swiss champions officially began their season in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Women’s Champions League, securing their place in the play-offs. Now, it’s time for the Super League!
A new Super League season is about to get underway for Servette, with the Grenat ready to defend the two titles they won last season. For the official return of the AWSL, Servette will face Aarau at the Stade des Trois-Chêne at 4:00 p.m.
While this match marks the official start of the domestic season, the Grenat have already proudly represented Switzerland in the second qualifying round of the UEFA Women’s Champions League. Victorious against Dynamo Minsk (3-0) and Aktobe (4-0), the reigning Swiss champions secured their place in the third qualifying round in impressive fashion. Cristian Toro’s side are dreaming of European football, but first they must overcome a major obstacle in the form of Sparta Prague. The two-legged tie against the Czech champions will take place on August 26 in Prague and September 2 at the Stade de Genève.
But before returning to Europe, Servette will be looking to make the best possible start to their league campaign. Against Aarau, the Grenat will naturally go into the match as favourites, with the Aargau side having suffered a 5-1 defeat to GC in their opening game.
The Servettiennes are counting on your presence and support as they embark on this new journey and look to get off to a flying start!
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The Grenat are looking forward to seeing you throughout the season as they strive for success and aim to share exceptional moments with you. To make the most of every event, Servette FCCF has introduced a season ticket covering all of the team’s matches throughout the season: the league, Swiss Cup and European competitions!
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The Servettiennes win the qualifying mini-tournament in commanding fashion.
There was no contest in this UEFA Women’s Champions League qualifying final. Facing hosts FK Aktobe, Cristian Toro’s side delivered a dominant performance and secured a convincing 0-4 victory.
Servette’s goals were scored by Magdalena Sobal in the first half, followed after the break by Paola Hernandez — her second goal in two matches for the new Servette signing — Asun Martinez and Garance Nein.
With two wins from two matches, the SFCCF season has got off to a perfect start and, most importantly, the team has booked its place in the qualifying play-off for the league phase. The draw for the final qualifying round will take place on August 13 in Nyon. The first leg is scheduled for August 26, with the return leg on September 2.
The Grenat now turn their attention to the domestic championship, with FC Aarau visiting the Stade des Trois-Chêne on Saturday, August 15, at 4:00 p.m.
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The Grenat kick off their European campaign in style.
The Servettiennes did not quite know what to expect when they faced the reigning champions of Belarus. What kind of opposition would they encounter? What were their opponents’ strengths and weaknesses? And where did Cristian Toro’s players stand in terms of their preparation and the integration of the new signings?
These questions were answered fairly quickly during the match. Yes, the Grenat were superior to their opponents and had what it took to progress. However, it took some time for the breakthrough to come. Despite dominating throughout, having a penalty appeal for Garance Nein go unawarded and creating several excellent chances, the score remained 0-0 at half-time. The statistics at the break nevertheless told the story: 9 shots for Servette compared with 0 for the Belarusians, with possession at 67% to 33%.
The Geneva side adopted the right strategy: there was no need to panic, but rather to keep putting pressure on their opponents. The goals eventually came in quick succession, with Garance Nein opening the scoring in the 53rd minute — her first professional goal — before two new signings added to the tally: Laura Strik made it 0-2 in the 57th minute, followed by Paola Hernandez for 0-3 in the 60th.
Three goals in seven minutes settled the contest and secured Servette’s place in the final.
The final step of this journey in Kazakhstan will take place this Friday, August 7, against either Breidablik or Aktobe, with the kick-off time yet to be confirmed. Should the Servettiennes win the final, they will compete in a two-legged play-off for a place in the prestigious UEFA Women’s Champions League league phase.
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