Stade Lausanne‑Ouchy II 2 – 7 Pully Football: Pully Run Riot in Swiss Fourth Division Thriller

Pully Football delivered a stunning attacking performance as they thrashed Stade Lausanne‑Ouchy II 7‑2 in a SUI D4 clash at the Centre Sportif de Vidy. The visitors were clinical in front of goal, scoring seven times from just 12 shots on target, while the home side were left to rue defensive lapses throughout the match.

Fast Start for Pully

Pully took the lead inside five minutes when forward Lucas Mettler pounced on a loose ball in the box and slotted home. They doubled their advantage in the 14th minute through a powerful free kick from midfielder Yannick Zimmermann. Stade Lausanne‑Ouchy II responded quickly, with striker Noah Pasche pulling one back in the 19th minute after a quick counterattack.

However, any hopes of a comeback were dashed before half‑time. Pully scored twice more through wingers Fabio Pereira (27’) and Adrian Lehmann (41’) to take a commanding 4‑1 lead into the interval.

Second‑Half Goal Fest

The floodgates opened further after the restart. Pully added a fifth in the 52nd minute when Mettler completed his hat‑trick with a composed finish. Substitute goalkeeper Simon Gautschi came on for the home side but could do little to stem the tide. Pully’s sixth arrived via a penalty converted by Zimmermann in the 68th minute, and Pereira grabbed his second of the match in the 76th minute to make it 7‑1.

Stade Lausanne‑Ouchy II salvaged some pride with a late consolation goal from Pasche in the 84th minute, his second of the evening, but the result was well beyond doubt.

Scoring Summary

• 7’ Lucas Mettler (Pully) – 0‑1
• 14’ Yannick Zimmermann (Pully) – 0‑2
• 19’ Noah Pasche (Lausanne‑Ouchy II) – 1‑2
• 27’ Fabio Pereira (Pully) – 1‑3
• 41’ Adrian Lehmann (Pully) – 1‑4
• 52’ Lucas Mettler (Pully) – 1‑5
• 68’ Yannick Zimmermann (Pully, pen) – 1‑6
• 76’ Fabio Pereira (Pully) – 1‑7
• 84’ Noah Pasche (Lausanne‑Ouchy II) – 2‑7

Impact on the Table

The emphatic win lifts Pully into the top half of the SUI D4 standings, now just four points off the playoff places. For Stade Lausanne‑Ouchy II, the heavy defeat is a blow to their survival hopes – they remain second‑to‑last, five points from safety with nine games remaining. Their defence will need urgent improvement if they are to avoid relegation.