Lausanne Ouc. vs St Gallen Prediction 24 May 2026
🏆 The 101st Swiss Cup final will see Lausanne Ouchy take on St. Gallen. The nominal hosts, hailing from Switzerland’s second division, have pulled off a remarkable cup run-knocking out Luzern in the quarterfinals and Grasshopper in the semis. St. Gallen enter the final as clear favourites, having enjoyed an outstanding spring campaign in the Super League, finishing runners-up and now eager to cap their season with some silverware.
Head-to-Head
Since Lausanne Ouchy are competing in a lower division this season, the teams have not faced each other so far. However, their most recent head-to-head clashes in last season’s Super League ended in a comprehensive triumph for St. Gallen. The Green-and-Whites claimed victory in all three encounters, outscoring their opponents by a combined 10-2 margin (4-0, 5-2, and 1-0). Historically, Lausanne Ouchy have proven to be a favourable matchup for St. Gallen.
Head-to-head statistics Lausanne Ouc. - St Gallen

Stade Lausanne Ouchy Team Overview
The team have pulled off a true fairytale run, reaching the final from the country’s second division-a genuine shock for Swiss football. Lausanne-Ouchy embrace a pragmatic style, showing discipline at the back and making the most of set pieces and rare counter-attacks. The coaching staff have crafted a rock-solid defence in knockout fixtures, as Lucerne and Grasshopper have already discovered first-hand. Goalkeeper Léo Besson has been instrumental in this remarkable cup story.
However, the underdogs still face a massive gulf in individual quality compared to their opponents. They will need to exceed all expectations and deliver a flawless performance to withstand the favourite’s pressure. At the same time, Lausanne-Ouchy have seen over 2.5 goals scored in each of their last six Swiss Cup matches-a testament to their consistent attacking output in this competition.
Match Results: Stade Lausanne Ouchy

St. Gallen 1879 Team Overview
St. Gallen are hitting their stride at just the right time, finishing a demanding Super League campaign as runners-up. Enrico Maassen’s side brushed aside Basel and held firm against Thun in the closing stages of the season. The nominal visitors head into their biggest match of the year riding a wave of momentum and confidence.
The attacking firepower of the “Green-and-Whites” is immense-Aliou Baldé and captain Lukas Görtler have the pace and creativity to break down any defense in Switzerland. St. Gallen play a high-tempo, possession-driven game, and are expected to unleash relentless pressing from the opening whistle of the final. The squad’s bench depth and tactical flexibility allow them to ramp up the intensity as the match progresses-posing a major challenge for any opponent’s backline.