Vaduz
SionBy Femi Lamido — Football expert specializing in Portugal, Brazil, Switzerland & Iceland
On 7 November 2026, Vaduz will host Sion in a fixture that already has a 3-2 result attached to it from this season. On 9 August, Sion came out on top by that scoreline. The return fixture will be played on Vaduz’s own ground, and recent meetings between these sides have tended to produce goals rather than one-sided control.
Vaduz arrive with a five-match record of one win, one draw and three defeats. The immediate picture brightened slightly with a 2-2 draw against Grasshopper, yet that result followed three consecutive losses. Across that five-match span, the numbers are still inconsistent: eight goals scored and eight conceded.
Creating chances is not the problem. Against Grasshopper, Vaduz generated 20 shots and 2.1 expected goals. Against Thun, they had 15 attempts, five of which were on target. The conversion rate, however, swings sharply. In the Servette match, Vaduz managed only 0.39 xG but still scored once. In the 3-0 win over Basel, they scored three times from 0.98 xG. That contrast underlines how their output does not always track the quality of the opportunities they build.
Defensively, the picture is less reassuring. In four of their last five matches, Vaduz’s xGA was at least 2.3. The home game against Basel ended 3-0 in their favour, but in every other match in this run they conceded at least twice.
Sion’s short-term record is more balanced: two wins, one draw and two defeats. Their form improved after
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Vaduz host Sion on 7 November 2026 at 18:00 in the Super League. The match is the return fixture at Vaduz’s own ground.
Yes. On 9 August, Sion won the earlier meeting 3-2. Recent meetings between the sides have tended to produce goals rather than one-sided control.
Vaduz’s five-match record is one win, one draw and three defeats. They drew 2-2 with Grasshopper after three consecutive losses, scoring eight and conceding eight across that five-match span.
Vaduz are creating chances, with 20 shots and 2.1 expected goals against Grasshopper and 15 attempts against Thun, but their conversion rate swings sharply. Defensively, their xGA was at least 2.3 in four of their last five matches, and they conceded at least twice in every match in that run except the 3-0 win over Basel.
Sion’s short-term record is two wins, one draw and two defeats. The overview describes that as a more balanced record than Vaduz’s recent run.