Yannick Joachim Zacharie Noah enjoyed more game time this Sunday, helping St Gallen to a narrow win away FC Lausanne this Sunday on match day three of the 2923/24 Swiss Super League championship.
Noah played 31 minutes in the win, improving from the time coach Enrico Maaßen gave him during the Europa Conference League win against Tobol.
Goals from Isaac Schmidt,Willem Geubbels, Chadrac Akolo and Moustapha Cissé scored for the winners who led 4-1 but endured a nervy finale after Dussenne and Fousseni Diabaté scored in the last 13 minutes to add to add to an early own goal from Chima Okoroji in the game that ended 4-3.
Noah who joined the club less than a month ago put in part of the defensive efforts that rallied late to
The 20-year-old versatile Cameroonian defender came on for Nigerian descent English talent Chima Okoroji who was deployed as left-back from the start of the game.
Noah’s early involvement displayed the massive potentials in the former HO Academy, Dragon Yaoundé and Fauve Azur defender.
Now that the first impression in competition atmosphere has been created, the full-back who can play in multiple positions in the defense plus the midfield will have to convince coach Enrico Maassen, who endorsed his signing to give him more minutes and confidence.
The former Cameroon U-20 and current U-23 international will be hoping to enjoy his years at the club while the nation watches with hopes and expectations that he grows into a contributor towards the maintenance of the going concern of the Indomitable Lions brand.
St Gallen who beat Tobol to set up a tie against Polish side Slask Wroclaw will face FC Lausanne this weekend on match day three of the Swiss Super League hoping to capitalise on their high moment and maul them as they did to defending champions of last season, Young Boys Berne last weekend.
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