Switzerland Football Overview 2022-2023
Compare the Swiss Super League and Challenge League through current-season scoring trends, clean-sheet rates, featured leaders and direct links into the Switzerland football data hub.
Compare the Swiss Super League and Challenge League through current-season scoring trends, clean-sheet rates, featured leaders and direct links into the Switzerland football data hub.
A comparison table for the leagues currently covered in Switzerland.
| League | Avg Goals | BTTS % | Over 2.5 % | Clean Sheets | Late Goals |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Challenge League | 3.13 | 61.7% | 58.3% | 38.3% | 0.0% |
| Super League | 2.97 | 63.9% | 54.4% | 36.1% | 0.0% |
A region-first board of the teams currently covered in Switzerland.
Clubs from the Basel and Aargau corridor, one of the strongest football belts in Swiss domestic coverage.
The Zurich region and north-eastern clubs, a dense block spanning both the top flight and Challenge League.
French-speaking western clubs around Geneva, Lausanne, Neuchatel and the wider Romandy corridor.
Central Swiss clubs between Bern and Lucerne, giving the national overview a balanced middle-ground footprint.
Southern clubs from the Ticino side of Switzerland, adding a distinct regional identity to the Swiss football map.
Switzerland Super League links with a quick snapshot of scoring, current leader and clean-sheet strength.
Switzerland Challenge League links with a quick snapshot of scoring, current leader and clean-sheet strength.
Challenge League is averaging 5.4% more goals per match than Super League.
Challenge League has the higher clean-sheet rate at 38.3%, compared with 36.1% in Super League.
Late goals are more common in Super League, where 0.0% of matches feature a 75+ minute goal.
82 goals scored so far.
30 goals conceded.
16 drawn matches.
Compare two teams side by side across goal production, defensive output, BTTS, over 2.5 and clean sheets.