About Swiss Super LeagueThe Swiss Super League is the top-tier league in the Swiss football league system. Historically, it featured 10 participating teams, but starting from the 2023–24 season, the number of teams increased to 12. It was also known as the Axpo Super League and was renamed the Raiffeisen Super League in 2012. Currently sponsored by Credit Suisse Group, it is also referred to as the Credit Suisse Super League. ![]() Historical BackgroundSwitzerland’s earliest league (Serie A era) began in 1897, followed by the Nationalliga era in 1931, the Nationalliga A era in 1944, and the Super League era, which started in 2003. (Note: There are conflicting mentions of "Nationalliga starting in 1933" and "Super League model starting in 1993" in the original text; the above follows the primary timeline provided.) ![]() Competition FormatThe Swiss football league system consists of eight tiers, with the Super League being the highest. The league season runs from late July to May, featuring 36 matches, with a winter break from mid-December to the first week of February. Each team plays against every other team four times in a round-robin format: twice at home and twice away. ![]() Tiebreakers:Goal difference (if points are equal). |

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Switzerland Super League upcoming fixture
Details for the next fixture in Switzerland Super League are not available yet. Check back soon for the confirmed schedule, streams, odds, and in-depth previews.
Switzerland Super League most recent fixture
The latest Switzerland Super League match was FC Zurich vs Servette in Switzerland Super League on May 16, 2026, 4:00:00 PM UTC, finishing 0 - 2 (Servette claimed the win.) at full time.
The first half closed at 0-1, and after the second half plus stoppage time, the full-time score settled at 0-2.
Ivan Cavaleiro was shown a red card. Jérémy Guillemenot, Lamine Fomba, and Philippe Paulin Keny were shown a yellow card.
Jérémy Guillemenot scored once for Servette. Junior Kadile scored once for Servette.
FC Zurich won 6 corners and Servette won 8 corners.
This is round 5 of the Switzerland Super League.
Switzerland Super League Stats shows the latest form line last 10 H2H and recent fixtures with scores and goals.






































































































