Thun vs Servette - Super League

A champion taking on water

Crowned champions last season, Thun no longer have the same solidity. In their last six matches, they have conceded 20 goals, including two heavy defeats at home against Young Boys (0-6 and then 3-8). And the treatment room doesn't help matters: Käit, Montolio, and Bieler are sidelined, Bürki and Heule are also out.

Servette reassuring at the back

In contrast, Servette are quietly making progress and are well-organised. They have kept a clean sheet in three of their last six outings and have conceded only 4 goals in that period. This discipline is a stark contrast to the disarray in Bern, even though they will have to manage without Kadile and Lopes, and their attack, led by Samuel Mráz, remains low-key.

The flaw: Thun's head-to-head record

Let's be honest, this bet has a weak point. Thun haven't lost to Servette for a while: their last three encounters have all gone their way. However, their most recent meeting ended in a 0-0 stalemate, with Servette having precisely managed to contain Thun's fragile attack.

The bet is Servette or the draw. Confidence in the outcome is measured, as the recent head-to-head favours Thun and tempers enthusiasm, but their defensive collapse and absences open the door. One thing to avoid: betting on a clear Servette win, as their attack is far too quiet for that.