Swiss Super League 2025-26: FC Thun Seal First Title In Club’s 128-Year History
Swiss soccer finally got its surprise champion Sunday in unheralded Thun, sealing a title to compare with Leicester’s long-shot Premier League win in 2016. Thun clinched a first Swiss league title in the club’s 128-year history — despite losing games on the past two Saturdays — when second-place St. Gallen dropped points in a 3-0 loss hosting Sion. That left Thun, coached by former star forward Mauro Lustrinelli, 11 points clear with three rounds to go.
FC Thun players and fans celebrate winning the championship title on the Rathausplatz in Thun, Switzerland. | Photo: Alessandro della Valle/Keystone via AP
Thun head coach Mauro Lustrinelli, centre, assistant coach Nelson Ferreira, left, and sporting director Dominik Albrecht, right, celebrate the championship title in Thun, Switzerland. | Photo: Alessandro della Valle/Keystone via AP
FC Thun players and fans celebrate winning the championship title on the Rathausplatz in Thun, Switzerland. | Photo: Alessandro della Valle/Keystone via AP
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