Swiss Super League 25/26
Swiss Super League 25/26 Standings
FC St. Gallen 1879
Basel
Young Boys
FC Sion
FC Lugano
FC Thun
FC Lausanne-Sport
FC Winterthur
FC Luzern
Servette FC
FC Zürich
Grasshopper Club ZürichFC St. Gallen 1879BaselYoung BoysFC SionFC LuganoFC ThunFC Lausanne-SportFC WinterthurFC LuzernServette FCFC ZürichGrasshopper Club ZürichFC St. Gallen 1879BaselYoung BoysFC SionFC LuganoFC ThunFC Lausanne-SportFC WinterthurFC LuzernServette FCFC ZürichGrasshopper Club ZürichSwiss Super League 25/26 Team Statistics
FC SionFC St. Gallen 1879FC ThunYoung BoysBaselFC LuganoFC LuzernFC ZürichFC Lausanne-SportGrasshopper Club ZürichFC WinterthurServette FCYoung BoysFC LuganoFC Lausanne-SportBaselFC ZürichFC LuzernServette FCFC WinterthurFC ThunGrasshopper Club ZürichFC SionFC St. Gallen 1879BaselYoung BoysFC ThunFC St. Gallen 1879FC Lausanne-SportFC LuganoFC LuzernServette FCFC SionGrasshopper Club ZürichFC WinterthurFC ZürichBaselFC St. Gallen 1879FC SionYoung BoysFC LuganoFC ZürichFC Lausanne-SportServette FCGrasshopper Club ZürichFC ThunFC WinterthurFC LuzernBaselYoung BoysFC Lausanne-SportFC St. Gallen 1879Grasshopper Club ZürichFC ThunFC ZürichFC LuzernFC LuganoServette FCFC WinterthurFC SionYoung BoysFC ZürichFC ThunBaselFC WinterthurGrasshopper Club ZürichFC LuganoFC SionFC St. Gallen 1879Servette FCFC Lausanne-SportFC LuzernWho is the higest rated team in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Dominating Swiss Super League are FC Sion and FC St. Gallen 1879 (all on 7 avg. rating from 3 outings each), closely followed by FC Thun (6.8 rating in 3 matches). Stuck at the bottom are Grasshopper Club Zürich, FC Winterthur and Servette FC (all on 6.5 avg. rating from 3 outings each).
Who is the higest scoring team in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Most prolific in Swiss Super League is FC St. Gallen 1879 (11 goals from 3 games), with Basel (8 goals from 4 matches), closely followed by FC Sion (7 goals from 3 fixtures). Sitting near the bottom are Servette FC and FC Winterthur (all on 3 goals from 3 games each), followed by Grasshopper Club Zürich (4 goals from 3 fixtures).
Which team kept the most clean sheets in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Toughest teams to break down in Swiss Super League is FC Sion (2 shut-outs in 3 matches), closely followed by Young Boys and FC St. Gallen 1879 (all on 1 clean sheet in 4 and 3 fixtures respectively each). Still searching for solidity are FC Lausanne-Sport, FC Thun and FC Winterthur (all on 0 shut-outs in 3 outings each).
Which team has the best possession in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Setting the tempo in Swiss Super League are Young Boys, FC Lugano and FC Lausanne-Sport (all on 57% possession in 4 and 3 matches respectively each). Struggling to keep possession are FC St. Gallen 1879 (37% possession in 3 games), and then FC Sion (40% possession in 3 games), with Grasshopper Club Zürich (43.3% possession in 3 games).
Which team has the most shots on target in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Excelling in shots on target across Swiss Super League is Basel (28 shots in 4 games), and then FC St. Gallen 1879 (21 shots in 3 outings), with FC Sion (17 shots in 3 fixtures). Lagging behind are FC Luzern and FC Winterthur (all on 8 shots in 3 fixtures each), and then FC Thun (9 shots in 3 outings).
Which team has the most successful dribbles in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Leading in successful dribbles in Swiss Super League is Servette FC (30 dribbles in 3 fixtures), closely followed by Basel (29 dribbles in 4 outings), and then FC St. Gallen 1879 (27 dribbles in 3 games). Lacking flair are FC Luzern (14 dribbles in 3 fixtures), and then FC Thun (15 dribbles in 3 fixtures), with FC Winterthur (16 dribbles in 3 games).
Which team earned most corners in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Racking up corners in Swiss Super League is Basel (29 corners in 4 matches), and then Young Boys (25 corners in 4 fixtures), closely followed by FC Lausanne-Sport (23 corners in 3 fixtures). Finding it hard to get corners are FC Sion (8 corners in 3 fixtures), and then FC Winterthur (10 corners in 3 outings), with Servette FC (11 corners in 3 matches).
Which teams receive the fewest and most cards in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Displaying top discipline in Swiss Super League is FC Thun (4 cards in 3 matches), with FC St. Gallen 1879 and FC Luzern (all on 5 cards in 3 matches each). Earning the worst disciplinary record are Basel and Servette FC (all on 12 cards in 4 and 3 matches respectively each), and then Young Boys (10 cards in 4 fixtures).
Which teams commit the most and fewest fouls in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Laying down the hardest tackles in Swiss Super League is Young Boys (53 fouls in 4 matches), with FC Zürich (50 fouls in 3 fixtures), closely followed by FC Thun (49 fouls in 3 games). Committing very few fouls are FC Luzern (28 fouls in 3 outings), followed by Servette FC and FC Lausanne-Sport (all on 36 fouls in 3 fixtures each).
Most unlucky teams: who hits the woodwork the most in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Around the grounds in Swiss Super League, the unluckiest team is FC St. Gallen 1879, having hit the woodwork 4 times in 3 games. It is followed by Young Boys and FC Winterthur (all on 3 times in 4 and 3 games respectively each).
Swiss Super League 25/26 Players Statistics
Willem GeubbelsAnthony RacioppiPhilip OteleGaoussou DiakiteYlyas ChouarefLeonardo BertoneMarwin HitzXherdan ShaqiriGregory WüthrichLoris BenitoWillem GeubbelsChristopher IbayiAlessandro VogtMamadou Kaly SenePhilip OteleGaoussou DiakiteJosias LukembilaLeonardo BertoneXherdan ShaqiriDarian MalešPhilip OteleYlyas ChouarefMichael HeuleUmeh EmmanuelMatteo Di GiustoNias HeftiDominik SchmidJosias LukembilaAlessandro VogtLeonardo BertoneXherdan ShaqiriGaoussou DiakiteRenato SteffenEdimilson FernandesDominik SchmidPhilip OteleSteven ZuberLovro ZvonarekMatteo Di GiustoFabio FehrWho are the highest rated players in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Highest-rated player this season is Willem Geubbels of FC St. Gallen 1879 (8.5 rating from 3 matches). Anthony Racioppi (FC Sion) is second on 8.1. Philip Otele (Basel) and Gaoussou Diakite (FC Lausanne-Sport) share third place, both with a 7.9 rating.
Who are the top goalscorers in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Willem Geubbels (FC St. Gallen 1879), Christopher Ibayi (FC Thun), Alessandro Vogt (FC St. Gallen 1879) and Mamadou Kaly Sene (FC Lausanne-Sport) share the lead in the league, each with 3 goals.
Who are the top assisters in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Philip Otele (Basel), Ylyas Chouaref (FC Sion), Michael Heule (FC Thun) and Umeh Emmanuel (FC Zürich) are locked together at the top of the league, each delivering 2 assists.
Which players got the most shots on target in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Swiss Super League's sharpest shooter is currently Willem Geubbels (FC St. Gallen 1879) (9 shots on target). Second comes Philip Otele of Basel, having 6 shots on target from 4 matches. Mamadou Kaly Sene (FC Lausanne-Sport) is third with 5 shots on target from 3 games. Fourth comes Georgios Koutsias of FC Lugano, having 4 on‑target efforts.
Which players made the most key passes in Swiss Super League 25/26?
No one has created more in Swiss Super League than Xherdan Shaqiri (Basel) (22 key passes). Gaoussou Diakite (FC Lausanne-Sport), Renato Steffen (FC Lugano) and Edimilson Fernandes (Young Boys) share second place, all with 8 decisive passes.
Which players completed the most successful dribbles in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Top dribbler right now in Swiss Super League: Philip Otele (Basel) (10 successful dribbles from 4 games). Bénie Traoré (Basel), Gaoussou Diakite (FC Lausanne-Sport) and Jaouen Hadjam (Young Boys) share second place, all with 9 successful dribbles.
Who are the goalkeepers with the most saves in Swiss Super League 25/26?
Marwin Hitz (Basel) and Marvin Keller (Young Boys) are locked together at the top of Swiss Super League, each making 13 blocks. Lukas Watkowiak (FC St. Gallen 1879) is second with 12 deflections. Third comes Justin Hammel of Grasshopper Club Zürich, recording 11 deflections.