2009–10 Swiss Super League

The 113 Swiss football championship was held until May 16, 2010 of 11 July 2009. Champion FC Basel, who won the decisive season game against BSC Young Boys 2-0. This Basel won the 13th league title history.

At the Axpo Super League, the top division, participated ten teams, while each team completed 36 games. The Grasshopper Club Zurich and FC Luzern qualified for the Europa League. After 29 years of continuous membership in the highest league of FC Aarau dismounted in the Challenge League. The AC Bellinzona played as the second last Barrage against FC Lugano, the runner-up for the Challenge League, the second division, where Bellinzona was able to prevail and thus managed to avoid relegation. The direct ascent from the Challenge League managed to FC Thun. In the first league, the third- highest division, the SR Delémont and FC Chiasso won the play-offs.

  • Table 2.1
  • 2.2 Cross table
  • 2.3 scorers
  • 2.4 Venues
  • 4.1 Qualifying Round
  • 4.2 Final Round

Super League

Clubs

Are Qualified for the 2009/10 season

  • The 8 best teams in the 2008/09 season
  • The winner of the Barragespiels (FC Luzern )
  • The Master of the Challenge League 2008/ 09 ( St. Gallen).

The following teams play in the season 2009/10 in Super League:

Table

Cross Table

First round

Second round

Top scorers

The champion team of FC Basel

( Players with at least 5 missions were considered, and in brackets the matches and goals are specified)

Kick-off times

In the 2009/10 season, the individual encounters game day were booed as follows:

  • Meeting on Friday at 19:30 clock
  • Meetings on Saturday at 17:45 clock
  • Meetings on Sunday at 16:00 Clock

In English, there are also weeks on Tuesdays and Wednesday games.

Challenge League

Table

Cross Table

Top scorers

Venues

Barragespiele

1st League - Rise Games

Qualifying round

Final round

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