After the disappointing defeat by Anderlecht in the last round of qualification for the Conference League, after the penalty shootout, Young Boys turn to their duties in the domestic championship. Young Boys, who are used to playing in European competitions, are certainly not used to playing games in only one competition during the season, and from the games they play at the start of the season in the Swiss League, it is clear that they are more than eager to succeed. They have played five league games so far and are unbeaten, with a great goal difference of 11 goals scored and only one conceded. In addition to the excellent players that Young Boys have in their team, I must mention the great Nsame, who missed almost the entire last season and will be of great importance to the game of his team. Today they have an excellent opportunity to return to the winning track because they are visiting a team that is a member of the first league from this season, and after the games at the beginning of the season, it is a big question whether they will manage to win survival.

So far, Winterthur does not have a single victory in the league, they have achieved three defeats and two draws. At first glance, those two draws against Basel and Zurich may seem impressive, but that would be the case if the games were played the previous season. Zurich and Basel are unrecognizable this season and neither has a win this season and are in the relegation zone, along with today's host. The difference in quality between today's two rivals is too big in my opinion and Winterthur will really have big problems to resist Young Boys who are eager for a victory that will give them back the confidence they need for the rest of the season and their quest for the title.