The Swiss Super League heads into its final round on Friday night and arguably the game of gameweek 36 is fifth-place Lausanne-Sport hosting champions Young Boys at the Stade de la Tuiliere.
Lausanne-Sport have missed out on the chance of European qualification, as they are fifth-place in the table, but can no longer catch third-place Servette, who occupy the final European berth in the Swiss top-flight.
A 5-0 defeat at St. Gallen last time out ended the home sides European hopes. The loss means that Lausanne have now won just once in their last six league outings.
Their recent Super League matches have at least offered entertainment value, as four of their last five league matches have produced over 2.5 goals.
One positive of late for Giorgio Contini’s team has been their form on home soil, as they are unbeaten in five home matches in the Super League. They have also scored at least two goals in their last five home league outings.
Young Boys have been by far the best team in the Swiss Super League this season, as they are 18 points clear of second-place Basel heading into the final gameweek of the campaign.
The visitors have been the model of consistency in the Super League this season. Gerardo Seoane’s team have won nine of their last ten games in the Swiss top-flight. They have also suffered just two defeats in the league this season.
One crucial factor in Young Boys good form of late has been their attacking efforts, as the champions have scored at least twice in ten of their last 11 Super League matches.
Cameroonian striker Jean-Pierre Nsame is their top goalscorer having found the net 19 times this season in the league.
Forebet predicts that Youngs Boys will finish their Super League campaign on a winning note after a strong campaign in the Swiss top-flight.