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H2H
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Lausanne Sports
Thun
Attacks
66
94
Dangerous Attacks
37
52
Ball Possession
42
58
On Target
5
8
Off Target
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End 4-5
96′
4-5
B.Labeau
Assist: N. Christoffersson
95′
S.N'Diaye
90′
G. Privitelli
87′
F. Mollet
N.Butler-Oyedeji
87′
S.kone
E. Molébé
86′
Karim Sow
81′
4-3
R. Braschi
Assist: N. Christoffersson
76′
N. Christoffersson
N.Reichmuth
72′
S.N'Diaye
O. Custodio
72′
S. Traore
Omar Janneh
70′
4-2
B.Labeau
67′
J.Roth
N.Zoukit
62′
L.Dähler
62′
D. Ngonzo
M. Poaty
61′
N.Maier
P.Kristal
61′
R. Braschi
F. Dursun
53′
3-1
E. Molébé
Assist: N.Butler-Oyedeji
45′
L.Dähler
O.Mambwa
Halftime 2-1
46′
2-1
Omar Janneh
36′
Omar Janneh
32′
E. Molébé
30′
Karim Sow
27′
M. Poaty
12′
0-1
F. Dursun
Assist: B.Labeau
8′
O.Mambwa
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Match Info

Lausanne Sports and Thun produced a remarkable nine-goal thriller in the Switzerland Super League, with the visitors from Thun emerging 5-4 victors in a match that will be remembered for its relentless attacking football. The 1 November 2026 fixture at the Stade de la Tuilière delivered everything fans could want: goals, swings in momentum, and a dramatic finish that left the home support stunned.

Match Overview

Swiss Super League fixtures are often decided by fine margins, but this encounter tore up the script entirely. Lausanne, playing in front of their own supporters, started brightly and looked capable of controlling the game, yet Thun's willingness to attack at every opportunity turned the contest into a shootout. The teams traded blows throughout, and the fact that nine goals were scored in a single match underlined just how open the contest became.

For Thun, the result is a statement of intent. Berkacher's men — a side known for their organised structure and dangerous transitions — showed a ruthlessness in front of goal that few would have predicted before kick-off. For Lausanne, the defeat will sting, not least because they scored four times at home and still came away empty-handed.

Key Moments

  • Early exchanges: Lausanne began with purpose and created the first openings, but Thun's response was immediate and fluent.
  • Goal fever: The first half alone provided a cluster of goals as both defences struggled to contain the opposing forward lines.
  • Second-half swings: Lausanne pushed for a comeback more than once, with the lead changing hands and the game refusing to settle.
  • Late drama: Thun found the decisive fifth goal in the closing stages, holding on despite heavy late pressure from the hosts.

Tactical Story

Both managers will be pleased with their attacking output and deeply concerned by their defensive work. Lausanne's midfield pressed aggressively and created turnovers high up the pitch, but the advanced positioning of their full-backs left space in behind that Thun exploited repeatedly. Thun, meanwhile, attacked with width and directness, and their front players combined well to expose gaps in a Lausanne rearguard that never really settled.

Set pieces also played a role in the chaos. With both sides delivering dangerous balls into the box, the defenders were forced into hurried clearances and last-ditch blocks. In a game of this nature, the team that wins is often the one that manages the final 20 minutes best, and Thun's ability to keep pushing forward despite conceding four goals showed real character.

Standout Performers

Thun's attacking players will rightly take the plaudits after finding the net five times on the road. Their finishing was clinical and their movement in the box created constant problems for the Lausanne defence. For Lausanne, four goals is a significant return, and the forwards' link-up play was a genuine positive to take from the game. The midfielders on both sides dictated the tempo of an extraordinarily open contest.

Season Impact

Taking three points from such a chaotic match could prove valuable for Thun's confidence as the Super League season progresses. For Lausanne, the defeat is a setback, but the four-goal return suggests their attacking potential remains intact. Both teams will need to tighten defensively in the coming weeks, but from a neutral perspective, this was Swiss football at its most entertaining — a nine-goal classic that will live long in the memory of those who witnessed it.

In the end, Thun's 5-4 victory was a fair reflection of a match in which the visitors showed just enough composure in the decisive moments to edge a truly extraordinary contest.