BSC Young Boys host FC ST. Gallen on 24 October 2026 at 21:30 in the Swiss Super League's 11th round. Young Boys sit second in the table and bring serious attacking threat to their home pitch, while ST. Gallen occupy fourth and arrive in decent form with three consecutive wins. The hosts' firepower should prove decisive, though defensive vulnerabilities on both sides suggest an open match.
Form and H2H
Young Boys have won seven of their last ten at home, averaging 3.2 goals for and 1.5 against. ST. Gallen's away record reads four wins, one draw, and five losses over the same span, with 1.7 goals scored and 1.9 conceded per game. In their last six head-to-head meetings since 2017, Young Boys won four times and drew twice, outscoring ST. Gallen 18–8 across those fixtures.
Young Boys scored 19 goals across their last six matches, including four against Zurich and four against Vaduz. ST. Gallen have conceded heavily in recent weeks—four goals to Lugano, three to Sion, and four to Thun—exposing defensive instability. Young Boys captain Loris Benito misses this match through a groin operation, and defender Levin Blum serves a suspension after accumulating four yellow cards. ST. Gallen's Christian Witzig suffered a shoulder injury in the cup and will miss several weeks, forcing manager Enrico Maassen to shuffle his left flank.
Best Bet
Young Boys' home record and attacking output point to a home win. The hosts have converted chances consistently and maintain pressure throughout matches, while ST. Gallen's defensive frailties—especially without Witzig—leave them exposed to Young Boys' quick transitions and wide play. Despite missing Benito and Blum, Young Boys' attacking advantage outweighs the defensive gaps.
Odds to Watch
No partner prices are currently available for this fixture. Bettors should monitor opening odds for the 1X2 market as kickoff approaches, particularly the home win price and any movement reflecting team news around Young Boys' defensive absences or ST. Gallen's injury updates.















