Lausanne vs FC Thun Prediction

Mixed recent form for both sides

Lausanne's last 20 matches across all competitions show seven wins, three draws and ten defeats, with 33 scored and 29 conceded. That sample includes cup games and friendlies as well as league fixtures, so it's a broad snapshot rather than a pure league read.

Lausanne: 20 completed matches; FC Thun: 20 completed matches.

Lausanne

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

15% 3 / 20

Loss

50% 10 / 20

Scored

33

Conceded

29

Difference

+4

FC Thun

20 matches

Win

35% 7 / 20

Draw

20% 4 / 20

Loss

45% 9 / 20

Scored

41

Conceded

44

Difference

-3

FC Thun's equivalent run is seven wins, four draws and nine losses, with 46 for and 45 against. Their sample is heavier on European and cup action too, including some big scorelines in the Europa League and Schweizer Cup, so it's worth treating the goal tallies with a bit of caution rather than as a strict form guide.

Neither side's recent sample is a clean like-for-like league comparison, so form alone doesn't settle much here.

Comparative Team Statistics: Lausanne vs FC Thun

A head-to-head that's gone both ways

These two drew 0-0 when they last met in September 2026. Before that, Thun won 5-1 at home in February, while Lausanne won 2-1 at home back in November 2025.

Looking further back, results have swung between both sides fairly regularly, including a 3-3 draw and a few comfortable away wins. There's no strong recent pattern favouring either team.

Both clubs down near the bottom of this group

FC Thun sit 9th with 10 points from nine games, while Lausanne are 12th with six points from the same number of matches. Thun have scored 15 and conceded 23, Lausanne have scored just seven and conceded 15.

Lausanne's low goal tally stands out. Scoring only seven in nine league games points to a side that's been short of firepower at home and away alike.

Lausanne's lack of goals could be the bigger factor here, even allowing for Thun's leaky defence.

Goals and cards spread around

Thun's top scorer this season is B. Labeau with three goals in nine appearances, while F. Dursun has chipped in four assists in just six matches. Neither number points to one standout attacking threat carrying the side.

Lausanne:

Penalty cards:

S. Koné x 1 x 1

K. Sow x 4

O. Custodio x 4

FC Thun:

Best scorers:

B. Labeau - 3

Best assist providers:

F. Dursun - 4

Penalty cards:

M. Bürki x 1 x 1

N. Zoukit x 3

On the discipline side, Lausanne have a few players picking up yellow cards regularly, including S. Koné, who also has a red card this season. Thun's M. Bürki has also picked up a red in a small number of appearances, which is worth keeping an eye on without reading too much into availability for this specific game.

How this one could play out

Both teams have struggled defensively this season, yet Lausanne's attack has been the real concern, with so few goals scored in the league. Thun have shown they can score and concede in the same game, based on their wider recent sample.

Given the recent goalless draw between them and Lausanne's lack of firepower, this has the look of a tight, low-scoring contest rather than anything especially open.