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Swiss Super League 2026/27: unbeaten Lugano top, champions Thun ninth

The Super League is Switzerland's top division, and Grasshoppers are the country's most successful club. Twelve teams play 33 rounds, after which the league splits into a championship group and a relegation group of six for five more games. Thun are the defending champions after winning the 2025/26 title ahead of St. Gallen, while Young Boys' Christian Fassnacht was the top scorer with 18 goals.

After ten rounds Lugano lead with 28 points and are unbeaten, with four wins from four away. Young Boys, the only other unbeaten side, are six points behind with the league's best attack, 33 goals, and Sion are third. Basel are seventh after losing four of their five home games.

Thun have lost four of their last five league games and are ninth, still without a home win. Lausanne are bottom with six points and Grasshoppers 11th.

Young Boys' Samuel Essende leads the scoring charts with 11 goals in ten games, and Vaduz's Lutfi Dalipi has the most assists, nine.

Top scorers

  1. 1S. EssendeBSC Young Boys11 goals3 assists
  2. 2M. MonsbergerFC Vaduz6 goals1 assists
  3. 3Winsley Boteli MokangoFC Sion6 goals4 assists
  4. 4Ž. CelarFC Basel 18936 goals1 assists
  5. 5C. FassnachtBSC Young Boys5 goals1 assists

Top assists

  1. 1L. DalipiFC Vaduz4 goals9 assists
  2. 2Winsley Boteli MokangoFC Sion6 goals4 assists
  3. 3J. LukembilaFC Sion3 goals4 assists
  4. 4A. SanchesBSC Young Boys3 goals4 assists
  5. 5A. SowFC Basel 18933 goals4 assists

Goal contributions

  1. 1S. EssendeBSC Young Boys14 total11G 3A
  2. 2L. DalipiFC Vaduz13 total4G 9A
  3. 3Winsley Boteli MokangoFC Sion10 total6G 4A
  4. 4M. MonsbergerFC Vaduz7 total6G 1A
  5. 5Ž. CelarFC Basel 18937 total6G 1A

Yellow cards

  1. 1Lewin BlumBSC Young Boys4 yellow
  2. 2Bung Hua FreimannFC Luzern4 yellow
  3. 3Uran BislimiFC Lugano4 yellow
  4. 4Nassim ZoukitFC Thun3 yellow
  5. 5Moussa CisséFC Basel 18933 yellow