Switzerland Football: livescores & results

Switzerland football is anchored by its premier competition, the Swiss Super League, where the country’s top clubs battle for the national championship. Governed by the Swiss Football Association (SFV), football in Switzerland features a well-structured league pyramid and a rich history that includes multiple European appearances by leading clubs. The Swiss national team has long been a fixture at major tournaments, and its club sides frequently appear in UEFA competitions, underscoring the country’s football pedigree. From the professional ranks to the grassroots, the Swiss game is followed passionately across the country.

Football Leagues in Switzerland

This page tracks 9 official leagues and cups across the Swiss football system, covering men’s, women’s, and youth competitions:

• Super League
• Challenge League
• Promotion League
• Erste Liga
• 2. Liga Interregional
• Cup (Schweizer Cup)
• Cup Women
• League Women
• League U19

Together, these competitions provide a complete picture of Swiss football, from the professional Super League down to the 2. Liga Interregional. The Schweizer Cup (Cup) welcomes clubs from all levels, creating dramatic cup upsets, while the women’s and youth leagues develop future stars.

Top Competition: Swiss Super League

The Super League is Switzerland’s highest division, contested by 12 teams. Its season is divided into two parts: a regular phase where all clubs play each other three times (33 matches), then a split into a championship group (top six) and a relegation group (bottom six), each playing five more matches. The 38-game format decides the champion, European qualification, and relegation to the Challenge League.

The Super League winner earns a UEFA Champions League qualifying berth, while the runner‑up and Swiss Cup winner enter the UEFA Europa League qualifiers. Historically, Basel is the most successful club, holding the record for the most Super League titles. Other major forces include Grasshopper Club Zürich, Young Boys, and Servette FC.

The Schweizer Cup is Switzerland’s premier knockout tournament, open to clubs from every tier. Its final is traditionally played at the Stade de Suisse in Bern, making it a celebrated event in the Swiss football calendar.

Follow Switzerland Football

On this page you can follow live scores, fixtures, results, and league tables for all nine Swiss football competitions. Stay informed about every goal, every matchday, and every title race within the country’s top leagues and cups.