Prediction: Lausanne vs FC Thun Betting Tips

Lausanne vs FC Thun is scheduled for 1 November 2026 at Stade de la Tuiliere in Lausanne, in Switzerland’s Super League. The supplied prediction gives FC Thun a 45% win chance, with a 45% draw probability and just 10% for Lausanne, so the away side is the lean—but the draw is a serious alternative. The prediction data does not provide a precise scoreline; 0-1 is a cautious working score, with 1-1 the main draw scenario. Lausanne’s last-five return is stark: one goal scored and 10 conceded. FC Thun have scored eight and conceded 13 over their last five, suggesting both an away edge and defensive risk.

Squad lists are provided for both clubs, but no injury, suspension or doubtful-player details are included in the match information. There is therefore no confirmed availability issue to factor into the Lausanne vs FC Thun assessment, and no player-specific bet is recommended.

The strongest numbers point in opposite directions on the match result: FC Thun lead the supplied win prediction, but Lausanne’s latest league meeting with them ended 0-0, while another recent Super League head-to-head finished 5-1 to Thun. Lausanne’s low recent scoring supports the team-total under and a Thun clean-sheet angle, while FC Thun’s 1.6 goals per game across its last five and 2.5 per away league game support an away goal. The case for goals is tempered by Lausanne’s 0.2 goals-per-game average in its last five; over 1.5 is a more measured line than expecting a high-scoring contest. The away win is a higher-variance bet than the double-chance or draw-no-bet options. Market map: Double Chance, Draw No Bet, Team Total Goals, Match Winner, Total Goals Over/Under, First Half Goals and Correct Score.

If FC Thun score first, Lausanne’s recent defensive record—10 goals conceded across its last five—makes an away win more plausible, though Thun have also conceded 13 in their last five and cannot be treated as secure. A level half-time is credible: the latest meeting finished 0-0. If the match opens late, Lausanne’s league goals conceded have clustered after the break, with eight recorded from 46–60 minutes; FC Thun have scored most often in that same interval.