This is not how Servette youngster Mardochée Miguel imagined his debut in the starting eleven. The 18-year-old was sent off with a yellow card in the 37th minute.
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- Mardochée Miguel makes his first start for Servette.
- In the 37th minute, the 18-year-old was sent off with a yellow card for a foul.
- He is the youngest player in the club's history to be sent off.
After three partial appearances with the professionals, junior international Miguel is allowed to start for the first time against Lausanne-Sport. In the 20th minute, he was yellow-carded for a foul. 17 minutes later, the youngster takes off in the opposing penalty area. It's just a shame that he does so without any outside influence and his swallow is discovered. Consequently, he is sent off with a yellow-red card by top referee Sandro Schärer.
Miguel also sets an inglorious club record in the process: At 18 years and 237 days old, he became the youngest Servette player ever to be sent off. He is number 9 in the league in this statistic.
In the end, Servette lost 0:1 to Lausanne-Sport, and a glance at the table stung Geneva's heart.
