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Swiss Super League/Challenge League playoffs

For more, see Football in Switzerland.

Swiss Super League/Challenge League playoffs is the play-offs round to determine promotion and relegation between Super League and Challenge League.

Results edit

2003 edit

see 2002/2003 football season in Switzerland#Nationalliga A/B Playoffs

2004 edit

Neuchâtel Xamax2 — 0FC Vaduz
Forschelet   28'
Rey   50'
FC Vaduz2 — 1Neuchâtel Xamax
Burgmeier   12'
Gohouri   35'		 M'Futi   55'
Referee: Urs Meier
  • Neuchâtel Xamax remain in Super League

2005 edit

FC Schaffhausen1 — 1FC Vaduz
António   8' Zarn   78'
FC Vaduz0 — 1FC Schaffhausen
Senn   73'
  • FC Schaffhausen remain in Super League

2006 edit

FC Sion0 — 0Neuchâtel Xamax
Attendance: 12,800
Neuchâtel Xamax0 — 3FC Sion
Paulo Vogt   38'   59'
Gaspoz   68'
Attendance: 7,000
Referee: René Rogalla

Neuchâtel Xamax relegated to Challenge League

2007 edit

AC Bellinzona1 — 2FC Aarau
Gomes   47' Rogério   21'
Mesbah   36'
Attendance: 7,537
FC Aarau3 — 1AC Bellinzona
Mesbah   68'   89'
Sermeter   90+1'		 Ianu   52'
Attendance: 9,250

2008 edit

AC Bellinzona3 — 2FC St. Gallen
Pouga   4'
Taljević   61' (pen.)
Lulić   89'		 Ural   71'
Gelabert   76'
Attendance: 7,000
Referee: René Rogalla
FC St. Gallen0 — 2AC Bellinzona
Neri   36'
Lulić   90'
Attendance: 11,300

2009 edit

AC Lugano1 – 0FC Luzern
Pascal Renfer   15'
Attendance: 7,275
FC Luzern5 – 0AC Lugano
Michel Renggli   14'
Davide Chiumiento   52' (pen)
João Paiva   77'   83'
Ezequiel Scarione   80'
Attendance: 12,500

FC Luzern remain in Super League

2010 edit

AC Bellinzona2 – 1FC Lugano
Hemza Mihoubi   27'
Frank Feltscher   90'		 Philippe Montandon   70'
Attendance: 5,400
FC Lugano0 - 0AC Bellinzona
Attendance: 6,500

AC Bellinzona remain in Super League

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