Ivorian forward Chris Bédia delivered a match-winning performance for Young Boys, netting twice in their 3-1 triumph over Lausanne.
His brace ended a three-game goal drought and reaffirmed his status as a crucial attacking asset for the Swiss club.
Introduced in the 60th minute, Bédia wasted little time making an impact, demonstrating his sharp finishing ability and proving his worth as a game-changer.
His return to scoring form highlights his resurgence in Switzerland following a challenging spell in England with Hull City, where he struggled to secure regular playing time.
Since joining Young Boys, the 28-year-old has been in outstanding form, registering five goals and one assist in just six appearances.
His efficiency in front of goal has significantly boosted the team’s attacking options, with his confidence seemingly restored on Swiss soil.
Bédia’s resurgence strengthens Young Boys’ ambitions in the league, with his ability to influence matches from the bench adding a valuable dimension to their offensive setup.
As the season progresses, his contributions could prove vital in their pursuit of domestic success.
