Will the noble joker Nsame score goals for a YB wonder?

Ironically now! Ironically, before the biggest match in the history of the YB club, Star Guillaume Hoarau (34) was injured at the ankle of Lugano. The French did not even travel to England for the Champions League explosion at Manchester United.

YB without the top scorer at Old Trafford and without the aggressive leader locked Sekou Sanogo – the only way to help the geek is to pray. And well joker Jean-Pierre Nsame (25)! The Cameroonian is suddenly developed because of Hoarau's injury. Gerry Seoane, YB coach, said yesterday before the British hit: "He is the same guy as Hoarau and Jean-Pierre should play from the start."

This is the fate of Nsame since his move from Servette to Bern in 2017. He regularly pulls his Jokertore. But only then can really only with Hoarau injuries run.

Because even new coach Gerry Seoane has not changed the basic hierarchical order. "He accepts the decision, but not the situation," says Seoane about the other permanent jester Nsame. "He has to fight this situation.Some disappointment is part of a player who does not play, does not substitute and does not get out.You must take the player on board and explain why he is not playing."

In Super League Nsame, this season is only five times in the starting lineup. But nevertheless, he is fourth with seven goals in the scorers list. How does Seoane manage to please lawnmowers?

The YB coach: "Jean-Pierre is a special case, he is a potential player for us, of everything, only we have two outstanding players in this position with Guillaume Hoarau and he, we must always try to take him that he continues on this path with us, that he understands the decisions and that it's really hot when he comes in. It will be very important to us in the future. "

The future is now today. YB needs goals and points against ManUnited for the long-awaited state of play and the faint hope of appearing in the Europa League's place in the previously mixed Champions League campaign.

For Nsame, it will be the culmination of his career until now. Just two years ago, he played Le Mont with Servette and only 56 minutes in the Champions League – is he using his chance of parole in front of 75,000 fans?