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FC Thun in brief
FC Thun was founded on 1 May 1898 in Thun, a town in the Bernese Oberland in the canton of Bern. The club's colours are red and white. From 1945 to 2011 its home was the Stadion Lachen, which did not meet UEFA requirements, so the 2005-06 Champions League home games were played at the Stadion Wankdorf in Bern. A privately financed 10,000-capacity ground, Arena Thun, opened on 9 July 2011. It was renamed Stockhorn Arena in 2014 and Visana Stadion in May 2026.
First promoted to the Nationalliga A in 1954, they went straight back down but reached the 1955 Swiss Cup final, losing 3-1 to La Chaux-de-Fonds, and dropped to the third tier in 1970. Under Hanspeter Latour they returned to the top flight in 2002 after 47 years away, finished second in 2004-05 and reached the 2005-06 Champions League group stage. After second-tier titles in 2009-10 and 2024-25, Thun won the 2025-26 Swiss Super League as a promoted side, sealing their first league title on 3 May 2026.
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Club profile maintained by Oddsivio · sourced from official club records.
Notable coaches include Hanspeter Latour; Urs Schonenberger, who led the 2005 Champions League run; Murat Yakin, who won the 2009-10 Challenge League; and Urs Fischer, who took Thun into the 2013-14 Europa League group stage. Mauro Lustrinelli was a forward in the 2005 Champions League side and later coached the club to promotion in 2025 and the 2026 title. That 2005 team also included goalkeeper Eldin Jakupovic, Nelson Ferreira and Selver Hodzic, who scored the winner against Sparta Prague. The main rivalry is the Bernese derby (Berner Derby) with Young Boys.
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FC Thun are 9th in the Swiss Super League in 2026/27 with 13 points from 12 games (4W 1D 7L). They have won 2 of their last 5.
Brighton Labeau is FC Thun's top scorer this season with 8 goals.
Recent results
- FC Thun 3–1 Hearts — UEFA Europa Conference League
- Lausanne-Sport 4–5 FC Thun — Swiss Super League
- FC Thun 2–3 FC Lugano — Swiss Super League
- FC Thun 0–1 HNK Hajduk Split — UEFA Europa Conference League
- Twente 1–0 FC Thun — UEFA Europa Conference League
- FC Zürich 4–2 FC Thun — Swiss Super League
- FC Vaduz 1–2 FC Thun — Swiss Super League
- FC Thun 2–4 Servette FC — Swiss Super League
- FC Thun 0–1 Grasshoppers — Swiss Super League
- FC Sion 3–2 FC Thun — Swiss Super League
- FC Thun 0–0 Lausanne-Sport — Swiss Super League
- FC St. Gallen 3–4 FC Thun — Swiss Super League
- FC Thun 2–2 Lech Poznan — UEFA Europa League
- Lech Poznan 7–0 FC Thun — UEFA Europa League
- Vikingur Reykjavik 3–2 FC Thun — UEFA Europa League
Next fixture
FC Thun vs FC Basel — Swiss Super League, 8 Nov 2026
Upcoming fixtures
- BSC Young Boys vs FC Thun — Swiss Super League, 21 Nov 2026
- Ajax vs FC Thun — UEFA Europa Conference League, 26 Nov 2026
- FC Thun vs FC St. Gallen — Swiss Super League, 29 Nov 2026
- FC Thun vs FC Luzern — Swiss Super League, 5 Dec 2026
- FC Thun vs Gent — UEFA Europa Conference League, 10 Dec 2026
- FC Lugano vs FC Thun — Swiss Super League, 13 Dec 2026
- CSKA Sofia vs FC Thun — UEFA Europa Conference League, 17 Dec 2026
- FC Thun vs FC Sion — Swiss Super League, 20 Dec 2026
- Servette FC vs FC Thun — Swiss Super League, 16 Jan 2027