Lausanne-Sport
SchweizLausanne-Sport er nummer 12 i Schweiz Superliga med 6 point efter 10 kampe (1 sejr, 3 uafgjorte, 6 nederlag, mål 7-16). Seneste form for Lausanne-Sport (sidste fem kampe): T T T T V.
Grundlagt
1896
Træner
Luka Elsner
Spillested
Stade de la Tuilière
By
Lausanne
Kapacitet
13,132
Underlag
artificial turf
Sæsonstatistik
Statistik
1W 3D 6L
H:0W/A:1W
Mål
7 / 16 (-9)
H:5/A:2
Clean sheets
10
H:8/A:2
Placering
5
Fraværende spillere (4)
Seneste resultater
@ Winkeln St. Gallen
18/10/2026Schweiz Schweizer Pokal
@ St.Gallen
11/10/2026Schweiz Superliga
vs Lugano
20/09/2026Schweiz Superliga
vs Servette
13/09/2026Schweiz Superliga
@ Vaduz
05/09/2026Schweiz Superliga
@ Thun
02/09/2026Schweiz Superliga
vs Zürich
29/08/2026Schweiz Superliga
@ Luzern
22/08/2026Schweiz Superliga
@ Kosova Neuchatel
14/08/2026Schweiz Schweizer Pokal
vs Young Boys
08/08/2026Schweiz Superliga
Kommende kampe
@ Sion
Schweiz Superliga
25/10/2026
17:30
vs Thun
Schweiz Superliga
01/11/2026
17:30
@ Grasshoppers
Schweiz Superliga
07/11/2026
21:30
vs Vaduz
Schweiz Superliga
22/11/2026
17:30
@ Servette
Schweiz Superliga
28/11/2026
21:30
vs Grasshoppers
Schweiz Schweizer Pokal
01/12/2026
18:00
vs Sion
Schweiz Superliga
06/12/2026
17:30
@ Young Boys
Schweiz Superliga
12/12/2026
21:30
vs St.Gallen
Schweiz Superliga
19/12/2026
19:00
@ Zürich
Schweiz Superliga
17/01/2027
15:00
Lausanne-Sport
Lausanne-Sport is one of Switzerland's oldest football clubs, founded in 1896 and based in Lausanne, the capital of Vaud canton. The club plays its home matches at the modern Stade de la Tuilière, which opened in 2020 and holds 13,132 spectators. Lausanne-Sport has won the Swiss Super League title three times, with their most recent championship dating back to 1965. The club has a long tradition of developing Swiss talent and has competed in European competitions on multiple occasions. After years in the lower divisions, they secured promotion back to the Swiss Super League in 2019 and have since established themselves in the top flight. The club's distinctive blue and white colours are a familiar sight in Swiss football, and their academy continues to nurture the next generation of talent.