Match summary
Luzern and Sion shared the points in a 1-1 draw. It was goalless at half-time.
Hajrizi's own goal put Luzern ahead with a header in the 65th minute and Rilind Nivokazi equalised in the 79th minute.
Sion had the better of the chances, with 3.13 expected goals (xG) from 17 shots to Luzern's 0.68 from 9. Winsley Boteli Mokango had a penalty saved for Sion.
Luzern and Sion played out a 1-1 draw in the Swiss Super League on matchday 12 after a tightly contested encounter where the away side dominated the attacking metrics. Sion finished the fixture with 52 percent possession and registered 17 shots compared to the hosts' 9, though both teams struggled for accuracy with only 1 shot on target for Luzern and 2 for Sion. Sion accumulated an expected goals figure of 2.85 against Luzern's 0.62. Discipline was a notable feature of the match, with Luzern committing 23 fouls and receiving 2 yellow cards, while Sion committed 7 fouls and collected 1 yellow card.
The first half ended scoreless after Andrejs Cigaņiks and Baltazar received yellow cards in the 29th and 45+1st minutes respectively. Oscar Kabwit was booked in the 46th minute before Sion missed a penalty in the 56th minute through Winsley Boteli Mokango. Luzern broke the deadlock in the 65th minute when Kreshnik Hajrizi scored an own goal to make it 1-0. Following a quadruple substitution by Sion in the 72nd minute, substitute Rilind Nivokazi equalised in the 79th minute to finalise the 1-1 scoreline, after which Benjamin Kololli entered the match in the 80th minute and Adrian Grbić made his appearance in the 87th minute.