Football from the Swiss Super League.

Standings

The standings screen is updated live as matches are being played. You can see team rank changes illustrated by up or down arrows. You can also use the checkbox to see the standings before current matches started.

When you tap on a team in the standings table, you can find extended standings information. You can also see the latest matches played by the team.

Live score

Here you will find the matches closest to the current date. On the "miscellaneous" tab you can find cup matches, and more.

Tap on a match and see all the details about who scored, substitutions, yellow and red cards.

You can use the filter button if you only want to see some of the details.

On the statistics page you can see ball possession, shots, fouls, and more.

The line-up page shows you the start formation with players on field and players/coach on the bench.

Schedule

Here you find all the matches of the current season - fixtures and results. The matches are group by round. Use the arrows to page back and forth between rounds.

Top scorer / Statistics

Here you can find the top scorer list, yellow cards list, red cards list, penalty list, and more.

Team

Use the popup menu and choose a team. Then you can see all matches grouped by team. Again, you can tap on each match to find all the details.

Settings

Here you have several options. For example: Choose your notification details level. Choose teams to be notified about. Choose app text size. Choose app theme color.

You can get push notifications about lineup, match start, goals, red cards, cancelled goals, and more.

Support for Android Wear with live score notifications.

The app has also the option to remove all ads for a small amount.

With the same subscription you will also get the current match scores directly in the live score notifications.

What's New in the Latest Version 3.461.0

Last updated on Jun 25, 2024

The app is now ready for the new structures of CL, EL, and UECL.

Introduction

The Super League Switzerland, known as the Credit Suisse Super League for sponsorship reasons, is the top-tier professional football league in Switzerland. Established in 2003 as a replacement for the Nationalliga A, it comprises 10 teams that compete for the Swiss championship title.

Format

The league operates on a double round-robin system, with each team playing every other team twice, once at home and once away. A total of 36 matches are played by each team during the regular season, which typically runs from July to May.

Qualification and Relegation

The top two teams in the league standings at the end of the regular season automatically qualify for the UEFA Champions League group stage. The third-placed team enters the UEFA Champions League qualifying rounds, while the fourth-placed team qualifies for the UEFA Europa League group stage. The fifth-placed team enters the UEFA Europa Conference League qualifying rounds.

The bottom two teams in the league standings are automatically relegated to the Challenge League, the second-tier division in Switzerland. The ninth-placed team plays a relegation playoff against the third-placed team from the Challenge League to determine who will remain in the Super League.

History

The Super League Switzerland has been dominated by a few select clubs over the years. FC Basel has won 20 league titles, followed by Grasshopper Club Zürich with 27 titles and FC Zürich with 13 titles. Young Boys Bern has also emerged as a recent powerhouse, winning four titles in the last decade.

Teams

The current teams competing in the Super League Switzerland are:

* FC Basel

* Grasshopper Club Zürich

* FC Lugano

* FC Luzern

* FC Sion

* FC St. Gallen

* FC Thun

* FC Vaduz

* FC Winterthur

* Young Boys Bern

Stadiums

The Super League Switzerland teams play their home matches in a variety of stadiums, including:

* St. Jakob-Park (FC Basel)

* Letzigrund (FC Zürich)

* Kybunpark (FC St. Gallen)

* Stade de Tourbillon (FC Sion)

* Swissporarena (FC Luzern)

Notable Players

Over the years, the Super League Switzerland has featured a number of notable players, including:

* Xherdan Shaqiri (Liverpool)

* Granit Xhaka (Arsenal)

* Yann Sommer (Borussia Mönchengladbach)

* Ricardo Rodriguez (Torino)

* Haris Seferovic (Galatasaray)

International Representation

The Super League Switzerland is represented in UEFA competitions by its top teams. FC Basel, Young Boys Bern, and FC Zürich have all made significant runs in the UEFA Champions League and UEFA Europa League in recent years.