Christian Constantin, president of FC Sion, expresses gratitude towards Lucerne as he envisions a new stadium worth 300 million francs. Despite FC Sion's strong season start, Constantin plans for the club to play in the Promotion League by 2024 with a team of young players from Valais, indicating he may not remain president.

Switzerland has been awarded the hosting rights for the Euro 2025 women's football tournament, marking a significant milestone for Swiss women's football. The Swiss Football Association (SFV) initiated the bid in 2021, overcoming initial reservations and securing financial support from cities and cantons. The tournament is seen as a last opportunity for Switzerland to host such a major event independently before the scale of women's football outgrows the country's capacity. The SFV aims to use the event to boost the popularity and professionalism of women's football in Switzerland, with plans to introduce various initiatives and programs. The organization faces challenges, including the need to professionalize the Women's Super League and improve conditions for players. Key figures like Tatjana Haenni and Marion Daube emphasize the importance of leveraging the tournament to drive long-term growth and development in women's football.

A controversial rule in Switzerland's National League disallowed a goal during a match between Genf/Servette and SC Bern, sparking widespread criticism. The rule, unique to Switzerland, defines 'visual obstruction' more strictly than international standards, leading to confusion and frustration among players, coaches, and referees. The rule was implemented in November 2021 at the behest of goalie coaches, but its application has been problematic. Discussions are underway to reevaluate the rule in the upcoming summer meeting of general managers, with many expressing regret over its implementation.

SC Bern remains in contention after a chaotic match against Biel, winning 4-2 in the Tissot Arena. Despite internal debates and a shaky performance by goalie Philip Wüthrich, Bern capitalized on Biel's lack of discipline. Key players like Dominik Kahun played pivotal roles, while Biel missed their top goalie Harri Säteri. The series between these fierce rivals is now reignited.

The article discusses the unique cultural and historical aspects of the HC Genf/Servette ice hockey team as they compete in the Play-off Final against Biel. It highlights the team's past struggles, current performance, and the distinctive atmosphere at their home games, including traditions like the flying of the fish eagle Sherkan. The article also touches on the broader context of Swiss ice hockey and the regional dynamics at play.

Genf/Servette celebrates its first championship title in its 118-year history, with key contributions from players like Sami Vatanen and Robert Mayer. The team, composed of international talents and local players, overcame past challenges to achieve this milestone. Emotional reflections from players and staff highlight the significance of the title for the city of Geneva. Despite the victory, the team faces future uncertainties with potential player departures. The article underscores the importance of this achievement for the local sports community and the hope for continued success.

Genf/Servette celebrates its first Swiss ice hockey championship in 118 years, with key contributions from players like Sami Vatanen and Robert Mayer. The victory is particularly emotional for local player Benjamin Antonietti and goalie Robert Mayer, who returned to the team after a challenging period. The club's success is seen as a significant milestone for the city of Geneva, which has faced difficulties in sports over the years. Despite the departure of key players like Henrik Tömmernes, the team is optimistic about its future prospects.

Gerry Fleming, a former player and coach with a background in the Deutsche Eishockey-Liga (DEL), has been appointed as the new coach of EHC Kloten, succeeding Jeff Tomlinson who retired due to health issues. Fleming's career, marked by his underdog story and extensive experience in various leagues, aligns well with Kloten's position in the National League. Known for his communication skills and innovative coaching style, Fleming previously led the Frankfurter Löwen to exceed expectations in the DEL. Kloten, under Tomlinson, had also performed unexpectedly well, and the team is optimistic about continuing this trend with Fleming at the helm. The club is set to announce additional player signings to strengthen the roster.

FC Zürich has shown significant improvement in recent weeks under the guidance of Danish coach Bo Henriksen, achieving an average of 1.53 points per game compared to the 0.25 points per game under former coach Franco Foda. The team is now only six points behind FC Luzern, indicating a potential comeback in the league.

FC Zürich has shown significant improvement in recent weeks under the guidance of Danish coach Bo Henriksen, achieving an average of 1.53 points per game compared to the 0.25 points per game under former coach Franco Foda. The team is now only six points behind FC Luzern, indicating a potential comeback in the league.