​Lausanne – Sion, the second leg in the first division of Switzerland, will take place on Tuesday, June 6 at 21:30 at the Stade Olympique de la Ponteise. watched live (live broadcast) on the website superbet.ro.

Lausanne-Ouchy almost secured promotion to the Swiss Super Ligue after beating Sion 2-0 in the first leg of the play-off on June 5 (Moulay 26, Bamba 57).

The Swiss Super League will change from the 2023-2024 season from 10 to 12 teams, so that at the end of this championship, the last placed team will have a barrier to promotion and retention with the 3rd place in the Swiss Challange League, while the top two teams of the league, who will take the first places will be promoted directly to the first league.

Lausanne-Ouchy finished 3rd in the Swiss Challange League with 60 points from 36 matches (ten teams in total, each with two rounds and two return legs), six points behind first place Yverdon and just one a point behind second place Lausanne Sport.

The team coached by Anthony Breizat last summer ended the season on a seven-game unbeaten run (five wins and two draws), the latest defeat coming on April 16 away to local rivals, the far more famous Sporting Lausanne.

Lausanne-Ouchy was created in 2011 after the merger of FC Ouchy Olympique (the club was founded in 1895) and FC Stade Lausanne (the club was founded in 1901), but for most of its history it was active in the lower or amateur leagues, only in In 2017 he managed to rise to the Promotion League (the third Swiss league), and in 2019 made a step up to the Swiss Challange League.

Sion finished last in 10th place in the Swiss Superliga, but an increased squad saved them from relegation and gave them a chance to reach the play-offs against the 3rd-placed team in the Swiss Challenge League.

The team, coached by Paolo Tramezzani since May 16, are just one point behind the Winterthur side, with one draw and six defeats in their last seven.

Sion have two league titles (1992 and 1997) and 13 Swiss Cups (most recently won in 2014) and were last relegated in 2002, successfully gaining promotion three years later in 2005 (since then they have played consistently in the first division).

With the exception of the play-off, the two teams last met on 18 September 2021 in the second round of the Swiss Cup, when Lausanne-Ouchy qualified after beating Sion 4-0 at home (only one round was played).

Superbet offers odds of 1.30 on the 1X prediction: home win or draw in 90 minutes of regular time for Lausanne-Ouchy – Sion.

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