Promotion League

Switzerland

Matches

Promotion League Live Stream and TV Schedule, Live Scores, Fixtures

Saturday, 22 November

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14:00 Bavois vs Kriens
14:00 Paradiso vs Vevey Sports
14:30 Basel II vs Brühl
16:00 Bulle vs Luzern II
17:30 FC Schaffhausen vs Lausanne Sport II

Sunday, 23 November

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Saturday, 14 February

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Sunday, 15 February

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14:00 Grand-Saconnex vs Lausanne Sport II

Saturday, 21 February

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Saturday, 28 February

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Sunday, 1 March

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14:00 Grand-Saconnex vs Kreuzlingen

Saturday, 7 March

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Sunday, 8 March

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14:00 Biel-Bienne vs Brühl

Saturday, 14 March

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Sunday, 15 March

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14:00 Grand-Saconnex vs Cham

Saturday, 21 March

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Saturday, 28 March

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Sunday, 29 March

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13:00 Grand-Saconnex vs Kriens

Saturday, 4 April

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Sunday, 5 April

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13:00 Biel-Bienne vs Basel II

Saturday, 11 April

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Sunday, 12 April

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13:00 Grand-Saconnex vs Breitenrain

Wednesday, 15 April

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Table

Promotion League League Standings

1 Liga Promotion

Pos	Team	MP	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	Pts	Form
1	Kriens	16	13	3	0	48	19	29	42	W D W W W
2	Brühl	16	12	2	2	36	18	18	38	W W D W W
3	Bavois	16	11	2	3	36	19	17	35	D W W L W
4	Young Boys II	16	9	3	4	32	23	9	30	W W W D L
5	Biel-Bienne	16	8	2	6	35	26	9	26	L L W W D
6	Basel II	16	6	6	4	35	26	9	24	D W L D L
7	Luzern II	16	5	6	5	40	37	3	21	W D D D D
8	Cham	16	6	3	7	29	31	-2	21	W L W D L
9	Zürich II	16	5	5	6	28	31	-3	20	L W D D L
10	Lausanne Sport II	16	6	1	9	35	36	-1	19	W L L L W
11	Lugano II	16	4	7	5	21	30	-9	19	D W W D L
12	Breitenrain	16	5	3	8	18	22	-4	18	L L W D L
13	Kreuzlingen	16	4	6	6	20	31	-11	18	D D L W D
14	Bulle	16	4	4	8	30	33	-3	16	L L L W L
15	FC Schaffhausen	16	4	4	8	19	27	-8	16	L L L D L
16	Paradiso	16	3	5	8	27	41	-14	14	L D L L W
17	Grand-Saconnex	16	3	4	9	33	42	-9	13	W L L D W
18	Vevey Sports	16	1	4	11	11	41	-30	4	L L D L W

About Promotion League

History, Format, Organization, Media Coverage

The Promotion League, also named as Hoval Promotion League for sponsorship reasons, is the third soccer category in Switzerland’s professional league system. The competition saw the light in 2012 as part of a restructuring process by the Swiss Football Association. The tournament is seen as the connection between professional and amateur soccer in this country, even allowing top tier clubs to have reserve teams in this league.

The tournament works on a promotion-relegation system, with eighteen teams involved in each tournament. Each team plays its opponents twice every season, handing promotion to the club with the most points after 34 matches. Meanwhile, the two teams with the lowest number of points are relegated to 1. Liga Classic. The top seven teams are invited to play in the subsequent year’s Swiss Cup.

To allow competitiveness between all teams involved, the league only allowed four reserve teams for many seasons. Nonetheless, this rule was abolished in 2023, which prompted more reserve teams to join the category.