1988–89 FC Basel season

The Fussball Club Basel 1893 1988–89 season was their 95th season since the club's foundation. Charles Röthlisberger was the club's chairman, in the club's history he was their 31st chairman and this was his second year in this position. FC Basel played their home games in the St. Jakob Stadium. Following their relegation the season before this was their first season in the second tier of Swiss football since the 1945–46 season.

FC Basel
1988–89 season
ChairmanCharles Röthlisberger
ManagerUrs Siegenthaler
GroundSt. Jakob Stadium, Basel
Nationalliga BPromotion Phase 4th
Swiss CupQuarterfinal
Top goalscorerLeague: Lucio Esposito
Ralph Thoma (13 each)

All: Lucio Esposito (15)
Highest home attendance12,000 on 27 March 1988
vs Zürich[1]
Lowest home attendance1,200 on 4 December 1988
vs Winterthur
and on 14 June 1989
vs St. Gallen
Average home league attendance3,765[1]

Overview

Pre-season

Following their relegation after the previous Nationalliga A season the club's priority aim was to return immediately to the top flight of Swiss football. Urs Siegenthaler was first-team coach for the second consecutive season. Due to the relegation there were many modifications in the squad. Ruedi Zahner retired from active football. Both goalkeeper moved on, Bernard Pulver to Young Boys and Urs Suter to Zürich. Stefan Bützer and Frank Eggeling both transferred to Emmenbrücke. Thomas Hauser and Varadaraju Sundramoorthy went to play for local rivals Old Boys. Dominique Herr moved on to Lausanne-Sport. The two forwards Adrian Knup transferred to Aarau and Peter Nadig to Luzern. Scottish ex-international Gordon Smith moved home to Scotland and joined Stirling Albion before ending his football career. Adrian Sedlo moved to Mulhouse and with four other players the contracts were not prolonged.

The club's financial problems had worsened during the previous season, this also due to the sinking number of spectators. But because an immediately to the top flight was the priority, 12 new players were signed in. Goalkeeper Remo Brügger was signed in from Luzern and his back up Roger Glanzmann from FC Therwil. The experienced players Andre Rindlisbacher transferred in from Aarau, Rolf Baumann from VfB Stuttgart, Mario Moscatelli from St. Gallen and Lucio Esposito from Luzern. There were a number of new players who joined from lower division clubs. For example Michael Syfrig, who had played a big role in the promotion of FC Glarus the previous season, signed in on his first professional contract. Then local youngsters Germano Fanciulli joined from local rivals Old Boys and Andre Cueni from FC Laufen. Further Beat Aebi came from FC Volketswil, Kurt Spirig came from Diepoldsau and Patrick Liniger was brought from the youth team.[2]

Domestic league

The 24 teams in the Nationalliga B were divided into two groups, an east and a west group, to first play a qualification round. In the second stage the tops six teams in each group and the last four team of the Nationalliga A would play a promotion/relegation round, also divided into two groups. The top two teams in each group would next season play in the top flight. Basel were assigned to the East group. They ended their 22 matches in the Qualifying Phase with 14 victories, four draws and four defeats with 32 points. They were group winners. The team scored 48 goals and conceded just 23. In this first stage Lucio Esposito was the team's top goal scorer with 10 goals and Ralph Thoma second in the internal ranking with eight goals.

Thus Basel qualified themselves for a Promotion group. Basel were assigned to group A. Also qualified for this group from the Nationalliga B were Zürich, CS Chênois, Grenchen, ES Malley and the Old Boys. The team's goal scoring quality was missed during the Promotion stage. In the fifth, sixth and seventh round Basel lost the two away games against Lausanne-Sports 1–4 and St. Gallen 0–3, as well as the home match against local rivals Old Boys 0–1, therefore losing very valuable points. Basel ended the group with just 19 scored goals and just 14 obtained points in fourth position and thus they missed promotion. They were nine respectively eight points behind St. Gallen and Lausanne-Sports, both of whom were quite easily able to avoid relegation.[3]

Swiss Cup

Basel entered into the Swiss Cup in the 2nd principal round. Here they were drawn away against local team Oberwil. The game was won easily, 5–0. In the next round Basel were drawn against higher classed Young Boys. Basel mastered their opponents well, winning 4–1. In the round of 32 and round of 16 Basel had two ties against lower tier teams winning both to qualify for the quarterfinals. Here their cup season game to an end because they lost against top-tier team Aarau. Grasshopper Club won the cup for the second season in a row, beating Aarau 2–1 in the final.[4]

Players

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK   SUI Remo Brügger (from Luzern)
1 GK   SUI Thomas Grüter (from St. Gallen)
2 DF   SUI Markus Hodel
3 MF   SUI Andre Rindlisbacher (from Aarau)
4 DF   SUI Massimo Ceccaroni
5 DF   SUI Michael Syfrig (from FC Glarus)
6 MF  GER Rolf Baumann (from VfB Stuttgart)
7 MF   SUI Mario Moscatelli (from St. Gallen)
8 MF  ESP Enrique Mata
9 FW  ITA Germano Fanciulli (from Old Boys)
10 MF  GER Uwe Dittus
11 FW   SUI Ralph Thoma
No. Pos. Nation Player
12 DF  GER Peter Bernauer
13 DF   SUI Bruno Hänni
14 FW  ITA Lucio Esposito (from Luzern)
15 FW   SUI Beat Aebi (FC Volketswil)
16 FW   SUI Patrick Rahmen
17 DF   SUI Markus Füri
18 DF   SUI Kurt Spirig (from Diepoldsau)
19 MF   SUI Andre Cueni (from FC Laufen)
20 GK   SUI Roger Glanzmann (from FC Therwil)
DF   SUI Patrick Liniger (from youth team)
FW   SUI Markus Selg
MF   SUI Stephan Schaub
FW   SUI Remo Steiner
Players who left the squad

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
GK   SUI Bernard Pulver (to Young Boys)
GK   SUI Urs Suter (to Zürich)
DF   SUI Philipp Baumberger
MF   SUI Stefan Bützer (to Locarno)
FW  GER Frank Eggeling (to Emmenbrücke)
DF   SUI Fabio Ghisoni (to Emmenbrücke)
FW  GER Thomas Hauser (to Old Boys)
DF   SUI Dominique Herr (to Lausanne-Sport)
No. Pos. Nation Player
FW   SUI Adrian Knup (to Aarau)
MF   SUI Peter Nadig (to Luzern)
MF  GER Bernd Schramm
FW   SUI Mathias Wehrli
MF   SUI Ruedi Zahner (retired)
MF  SCO Gordon Smith (to Stirling Albion)
DF  GER Adrian Sedlo (to Mulhouse)
MF  GRE Fotios Karapetsas
FW  SIN Varadaraju Sundramoorthy (to Old Boys)

Results

Legend

  Win   Draw   Loss   Postponed

Pre- and mid-season

29 June 1988 Pre-season Basel 2–3 Bellinzona St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Dittus 25' (1:0)
Dittus 74' (pen. 2:2)
Summary 29' (1:1) Jacobacci
45' (1:2) Jacobacci
85' (2:3) Jacobacci
Attendance: 300
Referee: André Reck
3 July 1988 Pre-season FC Mulhouse 2–1 Basel Stade Municipal, Hirtzbach
17:00 Subiat 32' (1:0)
Peuget 59' (2:1)
Summary 54' (1:1) Baumann Attendance: 800
Referee: Zumsteck
Note: Anniversary game 60th year after the founding of FC Hirtzbach
6 July 1988 Pre-season Basel 5–0 Dornbirn 1913 St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Hänni 13' (1:0)
Esposito 46' (2:0)
Rindlisbacher 63' (3:0)
Syfrig 73' (4:0)
Hänni 88' (5:0)
Summary Attendance: 300
Referee: Walter Rudin Birsfelden
9 July 1988 Pre-season SC Freiburg 1–1
(4–3 p)
Basel Elzstadion, Emmendingen
18:30 Higl 51' (1:1) Summary 8' (0:1) Dittus Referee: Holger Dehmelt (Sabachwalden)
Penalties
Staib
Hermann
Majka
Weber
Fludec
Fanciulli
Rindlisbacher
Dittus
Baumann
Thoma
10 July 1988 Pre-season FC Emmendingen 1–0 Basel Elzstadion, Emmendingen
15:30 Hilbig 65' (1:0) Summary Attendance: 700
Referee: Josef Hodapp
13 July 1988 Pre-season Basel 2–1 Twente St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
19:00 Moscatelli 11' (1:0)
Thoma 51' (2:0)
Summary 76' (2:1) Koopman Attendance: 700
Referee: Francis Fischer
16 July 1988 Pre-season Grenchen 0–3 Basel Stadion Brühl, Grenchen
19:00 Summary 40' (0:1) Thoma
78' (0:2) Esposito
83' (0:3) Esposito
Attendance: 2,000
Referee: Kurt Röthlisberger Suhr
19 July 1988 Pre-season Basel 0–1 Celtic St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Summary 74' (0:1) Walker Attendance: 2,700
Referee: André Reck
28 September 1988 Mid-season Basel 1–6 VfB Stuttgart St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Esposito 16' (1:1) Summary 11' (0:1) Buchwald
29' (pen. 1:2) Schütterle
43' (1:3) Schröder
59' (1:4) Schütterle
69' (1:5) Schmäler
88' (1:6) Klinge
Attendance: 1,400
Referee: Peter Bochsler
8 November 1988 Mid-season FC Sursee 1–1 Basel Sursee
Widmer 49' (1:1) Summary 41' (0:1) Esposito

Winter break and mid-season

18 February 1989 Winter break 1. FC Pforzheim 1–0 Basel Stadion im Brötzinger Tal, Pforzheim
14:30 Andreas Mähler 3' (1:0) Summary Attendance: 1,400
Referee:
22 February 1989 Winter break Lugano 2–0 Basel Cornaredo, Lugano
20:00 Gorter 53' (pen. 1:0)
Jensen 55' (2:0)
Summary Attendance: 250
Referee: Francesco Bianchi
25 February 1989 Winter break Basel 1–1 Grasshopper Club St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
14:30 Mata 32' (1:0) Summary  16' Egli
 26' Halter
 33' Wyss
83' (o.g. 1:1) Dittus
Attendance: 1,000
Referee: Peter Bochsler
2 March 1989 Winter break Xamax 5–0 Basel Les Fourches, Saint-Blaise
17:00 Hermann 2' (1:0)
Sutter 3' (2:0)
Lüth 38' (3:0)
Lüth 40' (4:0)
Lüth 61' (5:0)
Summary Attendance: 200
Referee: Manfred Schlup Grenchen
4 March 1989 Winter break Basel 3–2 Aarau St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
14:30 Moscatelli 42' (1:0)
Thoma 79' (2:2)
Cueni 85' (3:2)
Summary 56' (1:1) Sforza
69' (1:2) van der Gijp
Attendance: 700
Referee: Rolf Blattmann
8 March 1989 Winter break Basel 0–1 FC Glarus St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Summary 43' (0:1) Paradiso Attendance: 300
Referee: Fabrice Kaltenrieder
25 April 1989 Mid-season FC Châtel-St.-Denis 1–3 Basel Stade du Lussy, Châtel-Saint-Denis
Summary (1x) Cueni
(1x) Moscatelli
(1x) Esposito

Qualifying Phase East

23 July 1988 Round 1 Zürich 1–1 Basel Letzigrund, Zürich
20:00 Landolt 6' (1:1)
Landolt  27'
Summary 3' (0:1) Esposito
 24' Baumann
 63' Moscatelli
Attendance: 5,300
Referee: Francesco Bianchi
Note: Debut for Remo Brügger, Michael Syfrig, André Rindlisbacher, Mario Moscatelli, Rolf Baumann, Germano Fanciulli and Lucio Esposito
27 July 1988 Round 2 Basel 3–0 Locarno Stadion Schützenmatte, Basel
20:30 Bernauer 57' (1:0)
Esposito 58' (2:0)
Aebi 77' (3:0)
Summary Niedermayer Attendance: 2,600
Referee: Jean-Claude Tagliabue
Note: Home game played on the Schützenmatte, because the St. Jakob Stadium was not ready to play on following a Pink Floyd concert.
30 July 1988 Round 3 Schaffhausen 1–3 Basel Stadion Breite, Schaffhausen
20:00 Axel Thoma
Krebs 26' (1:1)
Summary 22' (pen. 0:1) Dittus
 32' Rindlisbacher
 70' Thoma
76' (1:2) Moscatelli
 86' Baumann
90' (1:3) Thoma
Attendance: 2,300
Referee: Erwin Fölmli
4 August 1988 Round 4 Basel 4–0 FC Chur St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Dittus 13' (pen. 1:0)
Moscatelli 50' (2:0)
Esposito 57' (3:0)
Thoma 75' (4:0)
Summary  34' Beeli
 54' Manetsch
Attendance: 4,200
Referee: Strässle Steinach
Note: Note: NLA debut for Kurt Spirig
10 August 1988 Round 5 Old Boys 0–3 Basel Stadion Schützenmatte, Basel
20:00 Hauser  8'
Maurer  11'
Kägi  76'
Summary  27' Hänni
 29' Moscatelli
43' (0:1) Esposito
56' (o.g. 0:2) Maurer
63' (0:3) Esposito
Attendance: 9,200
Referee: Arturo Martino
13 August 1988 Round 6 Basel 1–2 FC Glarus St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Thoma 37'
Baumann  81'
Summary 82' Lötscher
88' Zug
 33'  86' Gabriel
Attendance: 4,300
Referee: François Xavier Amherdt
16 August 1988 Round 7 Chiasso 0–1 Basel Stadio Comunale, Chiasso
20:00 Malnati  54'
Neumann  64'
Sordelli  87'
Summary 55' (0:1) Dittus
 71'  74' Bernauer
 75' Hodel
 83' Mata
 90+2' Rahmen
Attendance: 1,400
Referee: Michel Barbezat
27 August 1988 Round 8 Basel 3–0 Zug St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Brügger  11'
Baumann 23' (1:0)
Moscatelli 33' (2:0)
Mata 36' (3:0)
Summary  37' Allegretti Attendance: 3,000
Referee: Rudolf Schödl
31 August 1988 Round 9 Baden 0–2 Basel Esp Stadium, Fislisbach
20:00 Balzarini  60' Summary  29' Moscatelli
53' (0:1) Esposito
 61' Hodel
88' (0:2) Mata
Attendance: 1,900
Referee: Armand Neukom
10 September 1988 Round 10 Winterthur 2–1 Basel Schützenwiese, Winterthur
20:00 Häfeli 56' (1:0)
Hutka 63' (2:0)
Summary  81' Moscatelli
89' (2:1) Thoma
Attendance: 4,000
Referee: Mario Marbet
Note: First NLA game for referee Mario Marbet
17 September 1988 Round 11 Basel 3–1 Emmenbrücke St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Syfrig 88' (1:1)
Aebi 90' (2:1)
Moscatelli 90+6' (3:1)
Summary  16'  24' Büeler
23' (0:1) Zemp
 26' Zemp
 34' Ghisoni
 46' Studer
 77' Gasser
 81' Berger
 84'  87'Roth
 90' Schupp
Attendance: 2,800
Referee: Armand Neukom
24 September 1988 Round 12 Basel 2–2 Zürich St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Esposito 18' (1:1)
Mata 58' (2:1)
Dittus  62'
Summary 4' (0:1) Şahin
 8' Şahin
 59' Beat Studer
63' (2:2) Jürg Studer
 85' Gilli
Attendance: 8,500
Referee: Ludwig Zurkirchen
1 October 1988 Round 13 Locarno 2–2 Basel Stadio del Lido, Locarno
20:00 Siwek 7' (1:0)
Bützer  33'
Forestier  72'
Schönwetter 88' (1:2)
Summary  15' Rindlisbacher
54' (1:1) Thoma
62' (1:2) Hänni
Attendance: 1,700
Referee: François Xavier Amherdt
8 October 1988 Round 14 Basel 1–0 Schaffhausen St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Hodel  33'
Aebi  76'
Hänni 83' (1:0)
Syfrig  87'
Summary Attendance: 3,000
Referee: Hans Weber
16 October 1988 Round 15 FC Chur 0–3 Basel Ringstrasse, Chur
14:30 Summary 62' (0:1) Moscatelli
74' (0:2) Baumann
 76' Moscatelli
 84' Hänni
85' (0:3) Mata
Attendance: 1,350
Referee: Marcel Despland Yverdon
22 October 1988 Round 16 Basel 1–2 Old Boys St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Dittus  57'
Brügger  72'
Dittus 74' (pen. 1:1)
Baumann  85'
Summary  18' Spicher
26' (pen. 0:1) Hauck
80' (1:2) Kägi
Attendance: 7,800
Referee: Francis Fischer (Arch)
30 October 1988 Round 17 FC Glarus 0–3 Basel Sportplatz Buchholz, Glarus
14:30 Ramensperger
Gabriel
Summary 2' (0:1) Thoma
22' (0:2) Thoma
90' (0:3) Esposito
Hänni
Dittus
Attendance: 2,500
Referee: Aldo Palama
6 Novaember 1988 Round 18 Basel 2–1 Chiasso St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
14:30 Esposito 80' (1:0)
Mata  82'
Thoma 89' (2:1)
Summary 82' (1:1) Romagnoli
 83'  87' Malnati
 90+1' Fontana
 90+3' Romagnoli
Attendance: 2,900
Referee: Willy Hänni
20 November 1988 Round 19 Zug 2–2 Basel Herti Allmend Stadion, Zug
14:30 Zwahlen 32' (1:1)
Huber 44' (2:1)
Stierli  59'
Zwahlen  71'
Summary 19' (0:1) Baumann
40′ Dittus
 70' Rindlisbacher
90' (2:2) Moscatelli
 90+1' Moscatelli
Attendance: 400
Referee: Erwin Schuler
27 November 1988 Round 20 Basel 1–4 Baden St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
14:30 Mata  25'
Bernauer 59' (1:2)
Baumann  83'
Summary 4' (0:1) Brazil
 19' Ponte
 28' Lerchmüller
35' (0:2) Brazil
71' (1:3) Zaugg
77' (1:4) Wiesner
Attendance: 2,800
Referee: O. Grütsch
4 December 1988 Round 21 Basel 3–1 Winterthur St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
14_30 Dittus 15' (1:1)
Esposito 28' (2:1)
Moscatelli 70' (3:1)
Summary 7' (pen. 0:1) Graf Attendance: 1,200
Referee: Erwin Fölmli
11 December 1988 Round 22 Emmenbrücke 2–3 Basel Stadion Gersag, Emmenbrücke
19:00 Eggeling 37' (1:2)
Hözgen  71'
Greber 81' (2:3)
Summary 1' (0:1) Esposito
31' (0:2) Mata
69' (1:3) Hänni
Attendance: 130
Referee: Bernard Neukom

League table

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 Basel 22 14 4 4 48 23 +25 32 Promotion round
2 Locarno 22 12 6 4 58 28 +30 30
3 Zürich 22 11 8 3 62 32 +30 30
4 Baden 22 10 4 8 44 29 +15 24
5 Old Boys 22 10 4 8 37 29 +8 24
6 Chiasso 22 8 8 6 35 33 +2 24
7 Schaffhausen 22 9 6 7 32 36 4 24 Relegation group
8 Winterthur 22 8 6 8 39 36 +3 22
9 Emmenbrücke 22 7 5 10 31 41 10 19
10 Chur 22 4 8 10 27 54 27 16
11 SC Zug 22 3 5 14 14 47 33 11
12 Glarus 22 2 4 16 19 58 39 8
Source:

Promotion/Relegation Phase

19 March 1989 Round 1 Chênois 2–2 Basel Stade des Trois-Chêne
14:30 Curtet 5' (1:0)
Navarro 58' (2:1)
Summary 20' (1:1) Dittus
79' (2:2) Aebi
27 March 1989 Round 2 Basel 1–1 Zürich St. Jakob-Park, Basel
14:30 Moscatelli 68' (1:0) Summary 71' (1:1) Maiano Attendance: 12,000
Referee:
1 April 1989 Round 3 ES Malley 1–2 Basel Stade du Bois Gentil, Malley
17:30 Ceccaroni 72' (o.g. 1:2) Summary 40' (0:1) Esposito
51' (0:2) Esposito
Attendance: 2,120
Referee: Gottfried Friedrich
8 April 1989 Round 4 Basel 2–1 Grenchen St. Jakob-Park, Basel
20:00 Dittus 39' (0:1)
Thoma 59' (2:0)
Summary 61' (2:1) Ciolek Attendance: 3,100
Referee: Paul-Louis Christe
15 April 1989 Round 5 Lausanne-Sport 4–1 Basel Olympique de la Pontaise, Lausanne
20:00 Schürmann 9' (1:0)
Chapuisat 39' (2:1)
Hartmann 44' (3:1)
Thychosen 60' (4:1)
Summary 14' (1:1) Thoma Attendance: 4,000
Referee: Georges Sandoz
Note: NLA debut Stephan Schaub. Minute of silence for the victims of the Sheffield football disaster.
29 April 1989 Round 6 Basel 0–1 Old Boys St. Jakob-Park, Basel
20:00 Syfrig  30' Summary 70' (0:1) Bachofner Attendance: 3,800
Referee: Francesco Bianchi
6 May 1989 Round 7 St. Gallen 3–0 Basel Espenmoos, St. Gallen
17:30 Hegi 19' (1:0)
Fischer 45' (1:0)
Gämperle  51'
Fischer 77' (3:0)
Summary  5' Hänni
 60' Syfrig
Attendance: 9,000
Referee: Daniel Roduit
13 May 1989 Round 8 Basel 1–1 Chênois St. Jakob-Park, Basel
20:00 Rindlisbacher 11' (1:0)
Rindlisbacher  44'
Moscatelli  45'
Summary  11' Michel
19' (1:1) Navarro
Attendance: 1,600
Referee: Erwin Fölmli
20 May 1989 Round 9 Zürich 0–2 Basel Letzigrund, Zürich
20:00 Şahin  21' Summary  6' Ceccaroni
18' (0:1) Syfrig
 52' Mata
 78' Moscatelli
 80' Bernauer
89' (0:2) Moscatelli
Attendance: 6,000
Referee: Fredy Phillippoz
23 May 1989 Round 10 Basel 1–1 ES Malley St. Jakob-Park, Basel
20:00 Bernauer 90' (1:1) Summary 48' (0:1) Martelli
 73' Martelli
Attendance: 1,500
Referee: Francis Fischer
27 May 1989 Round 11 Grenchen 2–2 Basel Stadion Brühl, Grenchen
17:30 Du Buisson 24' (1:0)
Gunia 54' (2:0)
Summary  26' Moscatelli
61' (2:1) Thoma
 70' Rindlisbacher
90' (2:2) Syfrig
Attendance: 1,200
Referee: Erwin Fölmli
3 June 1989 Round 12 Basel 1–1 Lausanne-Sport St. Jakob-Park, Basel
20:00 Dittus 22' (1:0) Summary  68' Hottiger
74' (1:1) Hartmann
Attendance: 1,500
Referee: Daniel Roduit
10 June 1989 Round 13 Old Boys 0–2 Basel Stadion Schützenmatte, Basel
20:00 Hauck 79′ Summary 55' (0:1) Thoma
61' (0:2) Thoma
 76' Dittus
Attendance: 1,200
Referee: Marcel Despland Yverdon
14 June 1989 Round 14 Basel 2–3 St. Gallen St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Dittus 42' (1:2)
Moscatelli 65' (2:2)
Summary 21' (0:1) Metzler
25' (0:2) Gambino
90' (2:3) Lehnherr
Attendance: 1,200
Referee: Bruno Galler

League table

Pos Team Pld W D L GF GA GD Pts Qualification
1 St. Gallen 14 10 3 1 30 13 +17 23 Remain in Nationalliga A 1989–90
2 Lausanne-Sport 14 9 4 1 42 8 +34 22
3 Zürich 14 6 2 6 29 23 +6 14 Remain in Nationalliga B
4 Basel 14 4 6 4 19 21 2 14
5 CS Chênois 14 4 4 6 22 29 7 12
6 Grenchen 14 3 4 7 17 26 9 10
7 ES Malley 14 2 6 6 15 29 14 10
8 Old Boys 14 3 1 10 13 38 25 7
Source: rsssf.com

Swiss Cup

20 August 1988 2nd round Oberwil 0–5 Basel Sportanlage Eisweiher, Oberwil
19:30 Eichenberger  1' Summary 22' (0:1) Esposito
32' (0:2) Rahmen
76' (0:3) Baumann
79' (pen. 0:4) Dittus
83' (0:5) Aebi
Attendance: 1,800[1]
Referee: Peter Bochsler
3 September 1988 3rd round Basel 4–1 Young Boys St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Esposito 8' (1:0)
Baumann  29'
Brügger  45'
Hodel 53' (2:1)
Thoma 55' (3:2)
Hodel  57'
Dittus 81' (4:1)
Summary  31' Limpar
48' (1:1) Zuffi
 63' Rapolder
Attendance: 6,000
Referee: Arturo Martino
13 November 1988 Round of 32 FC Töss 0–1 (a.e.t.) Basel Sportanlage Reitplatz, Winterthur
10:00 Moor  28'
Hofmann  44'
Summary 107' (0:1) Bernauer
 112' Fanciulli
Attendance: 1,200
Referee: Kurt Röthlisberger Suhr
Note: Corner: 3–23
12 March 1989 Round of 16 FC Olten 1–2 Basel Sportanlagen Kleinholz, Olten
14:30 Granata  10'
Dervishaj 45' (1:1)
Summary 18' (pen. 0:1) Dittus
88' (1:2) Cueni
Attendance: 1,650
Referee: Gottfried Friedrich
12 April 1989 Quarterfinal Basel 0–2 Aarau St. Jakob Stadium, Basel
20:00 Dittus  40'
Moscatelli  67'
Thoma  68'
Summary  15' Knup
39' (0:1) Knup
 67' Kilian
 80' Kühni
90+1' (0:2) van der Gijp
Attendance: 8,500[1]
Referee: Fredy Phillippoz

See also

Sources and references

  1. Stefan Peter. "Überregionale Meisterschaften, Schweizer und Basler Cup". Retrieved 2017-11-16.
  2. Verein "Basler Fussballarchiv”. "Squad season 1988–89". Verein "Basler Fussballarchiv”. Retrieved 2019-11-16.
  3. Erik Garin, Luc Nackaerts. "Nationalliga A 1988/89". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved 2019-11-16.
  4. Erik Garin. "Switzerland 1988/89". Rec.Sport.Soccer Statistics Foundation. Retrieved 2019-11-16.

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