BSC Young Boys is the dominant force in Swiss football, based in the capital city of Bern. They compete in the Swiss Super League and play their home games at the modern Stade de Suisse Wankdorf, a venue befitting their status. Founded in 1898, the club wears its iconic yellow and black colors with pride and is owned by a public limited company. The current head coach is Raphael Wicky, tasked with maintaining their domestic supremacy. The club's name, "Young Boys," reflects its founding by students from a local gymnasium. For much of its history, YB lived in the shadow of rivals FC Basel and Grasshoppers, but a transformative era began in the late 2010s. Under coaches like Adi Hütter and Gerardo Seoane, and with stars like Guillaume Hoarau and Jean-Pierre Nsame, Young Boys embarked on a record-breaking run of four consecutive league titles from 2018 to 2021, redefining power in Swiss football. The modern era sees Young Boys as the team to beat, consistently qualifying for European group stages and blending experienced internationals with exciting homegrown talent. Their style is proactive and attacking, making them entertaining to watch. The club's supporters, known for their vibrant displays at the Wankdorf, have embraced this period of success wholeheartedly. Young Boys have firmly established themselves as the modern benchmark for success in Switzerland.