Swiss Super League Predictions

What Makes Swiss Super League Betting Unique?

The Swiss Super League is the top-flight football league in Switzerland. With 12 different teams battling it out in a unique split-season format, it offers thrilling matches known for high rates of return in the Both Teams to Score markets. Furthermore, it’s unique split-season format allows for tense grudge matches and incisive prices towards the end of the season.

How does the Swiss Super League work?

The Swiss Super League features 12 teams competing in a distinctly unique format. In the first phase, all teams play each other three times in a round-robin structure, over the course of 33 matches. Following this stage, the league splits into two groups: the top six enter the Championship group to vie for the title and European spots, while the bottom six form the Relegation group to fight against the drop to the league below. Each group then plays a single round-robin (five additional matches per team), bringing the total to 38 games per side.

When is each stage of the Swiss Super League?

The Swiss Super League typically spans the domestic football season in Switzerland, kicking off in late July and wrapping up in mid-May the following year. For the 2025/26 campaign, it begins on 25th of July 2025 and concludes on the 17th of May 2026. The initial 33-match regular season runs from July to April, followed by the aforementioned split-phase Championship and Relegation groups in the spring.

Where to watch the Swiss Super League Live?

In Switzerland, the Swiss Super League is broadcast mainly over the blue Sport and SRG SSR channels, whereas international viewers can catch the action online at SFL TV.

Who has won the Swiss Super League most often?

Grasshopper Club Zurich have won the Swiss Super League on the most occasions, winning the competition 27 times. The current title holders are FC Basel, who won the 2024/25 instalment of the competition.