FC Vaduz vs FC Sion Prediction & Preview – 7 November 2026

FC Vaduz vs FC Sion prediction for the Swiss Super League match on Saturday, 7 November 2026: recent form, head-to-head record and the key numbers that decide it. More games: 5 soccer singles predictions.

Swiss Super League
Regular Season – 13
FC Vaduz
VS
FC Sion
Saturday, 7 November 202617:00 UTCRheinpark Stadion · Vaduz

FC Vaduz arrives at this fixture in weak recent form, having won just one of their last five matches, while FC Sion, despite mixed results, hold a commanding head-to-head advantage and have secured more points in the same sample period. This meeting will test Vaduz's ability to perform at home against an opponent that has consistently found their measure in recent encounters.

FC Vaduz1W 1D 3L last 5GF 8 · GA 8
Recent H2H0 – 2 – 3
FC Sion2W 1D 2L last 5GF 5 · GA 9

FC Vaduz vs FC Sion Prediction: The Numbers

FC Vaduz took 4 of a possible 15 points in their last 5 matches (8 scored, 8 conceded); FC Sion took 7 of 15 (5 scored, 9 conceded). In their last 5 meetings FC Vaduz won 0, FC Sion won 3 and 2 ended level.

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Key Factors

FORM

Vaduz in weak form: 1 win, 1 draw, 3 losses in last 5 matches (4 points)

FACTOR

Sion ahead on recent points: 2 wins, 1 draw, 2 losses in last 5 matches (7 points)

H2H

Sion's head-to-head dominance: 3 wins and 2 draws in last 5 meetings vs Vaduz

DEFENCE

Defensive fragility: Vaduz conceded 8 goals in last 5 matches; Sion conceded 9

Swiss Super League – Round 13

FC Vaduz and FC Sion meet in the Swiss Super League's regular season as Vaduz attempts to arrest a slide in form at home. The Swiss top flight continues its campaign, with both sides still competing for points in the middle phase of the season.

Contrasting Momentum in Recent Matches

Vaduz's recent record reads poorly: 1 win, 1 draw, and 3 losses from their last 5 matches, leaving them with 4 points and a level goal difference (8 for, 8 against). Sion, by contrast, have accumulated 7 points over the same span with 2 wins, 1 draw, and 2 losses, though their defensive record shows 9 goals conceded against 5 scored. While neither side can claim consistent form, Sion's superior point tally reflects a better conversion rate in their recent fixtures.

FC Vaduz
DLWLL
4PTS
8GF
8GA
WEAK FORM
FC Sion
DWWLL
7PTS
5GF
9GA
MIXED FORM
Form Points
FC Vaduz4
FC Sion7

Sion's Established Advantage Over Vaduz

The head-to-head record strongly favours FC Sion. In their last 5 meetings, Sion have won 3 times, drawn twice, and Vaduz have never won. Most recently, on 9 August 2026 in this same competition, Sion won 3–2 at home. Prior to that, Sion secured a 2–1 away victory at Vaduz in February 2024, and a 2–0 away win in July 2023. Two of their meetings ended in draws (3–3 in November 2023 and 2–2 in April 2024). This pattern suggests Sion have consistently found ways to trouble Vaduz, whether at home or away.

FC Vaduz 0Draws 2FC Sion 3
9 AUG 2026 · SUPER LEAGUE
FC Sion3 : 2FC Vaduz
FC SION WIN
6 APR 2024 · CHALLENGE LEAGUE
FC Sion2 : 2FC Vaduz
DRAW
16 FEB 2024 · CHALLENGE LEAGUE
FC Vaduz1 : 2FC Sion
FC SION WIN
10 NOV 2023 · CHALLENGE LEAGUE
FC Sion3 : 3FC Vaduz
DRAW
23 JUL 2023 · CHALLENGE LEAGUE
FC Vaduz0 : 2FC Sion
FC SION WIN

Vaduz's Defensive Struggles Against a Sion Side in Better Form

Vaduz face a significant test: their weak recent form (3 losses in 5 matches) coincides with defensive vulnerability—8 goals conceded in that span. Sion, despite their own mixed results, bring a clear advantage in recent points and an unbeaten record against Vaduz in their last five meetings. The away side's three victories and two draws in their last five meetings suggest they possess the tactical tools to exploit Vaduz's current fragility. Vaduz will need to tighten their defence and break their recent losing streak to avoid extending Sion's dominance over them; Sion's task is to maintain their edge in a fixture where they have rarely struggled.

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