Swiss Football Podcast

A quick round-up of how the start of the season is shaping up in Switzerland, including some high-scoring record-breakers, before we delve into some early-season managerial changes and the players who are looking to become the next generation of Nati stars.

With the 2026-27 season in its infancy, Paddy takes a look at who has started well and who's wishing it was still pre-season. We also find out who he's predicting to win the Super League, battle for relegation, who made the best transfer of the window, and who (if anyone) he's picking for Player of the Season.

Switzerland's World Cup dream is over, and it was a bitter pill to swallow, but just how much can be pinned on VAR? And how should the Swiss feel having gone as far in the tournament as they ever have before?

How did Switzerland make it through without their star player? And what does a quarter final against Argentina mean for the Swiss game as a whole?

Could this be the best Switzerland performance in modern memory? Paddy certainly thinks it deserves a conversation. Also, Xhaka hits 150, Petkovic returns, and Manzambi continues to make this tournament his own.

Switzerland beat Canada to finish top of Group B. Job done. But was it the kind of performance to inspire confidence moving into the knockout rounds?

Surprises in the line-up, game-changing subs, penalty controversy, and the arrival of Johan Manzambi on the world stage. All this and more in the second episode of the World Cup special!

Paddy breaks down Switzerland's shock draw with Qatar, and wonders what the wider effect of the result will be.

Paddy heads to Cornaredo for a fond farewell ahead of Lugano's move to the Ail Arena. Will the club be able to maintain the charm and informality of their... rustic ground?

A slightly impromptu episode, featuring an article written a few months back. Inspired by SC Cham and Zug 94's progression into the next round of the Swiss Cup, it felt like a good time to revisit the whole thing.