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FC ST. Gallen host Lausanne at their ground on 11 October, and the venue numbers tell a clear story. Across 20 home games, FC ST. Gallen have won 10, drawn 4 and lost 6, averaging 1.7 points per game and scoring 1.8 goals per match. Lausanne, by contrast, have won just 6 of their 20 away games, drawn 2 and lost 12, managing 1.0 points per game and conceding 1.9 per outing. The gap in points per game — 1.7 to 1.0 — is the kind of separation that matters when you are looking for a sure thing.
Lausanne's current run is the most telling piece of evidence. They have lost their last three matches, scoring just one goal and conceding eight. The 0–4 defeat to FC Lugano at home on 20 September came with a red card in the 50th minute, and the 0–1 loss to Servette FC on 13 September was a second consecutive home defeat without scoring. Before that, they lost 1–3 at FC Vaduz on 5 September. Three losses in a row, with a goal-scoring record of 0.6 per game, is not a side that travels well.
FC ST. Gallen's own recent form is less clean. Their last five matches produced 2 wins, 1 draw and 2 losses, including a 0–3 home defeat to FC Sion on 12 September and a 1–4 loss at FC Lugano on 16 September. They did, however, beat FC Basel 1893 3–1 away on 20 September and won 2–0 at Servette FC on 6 September. The 3–3 friendly draw at Brühl on 3 October is not a competitive result and does not carry the same weight.
The head-to-head at this venue is limited but favourable. The only recent meeting at FC ST. Gallen's ground, on 23 November 2025, ended 1–0 to the hosts. The reverse fixture at Lausanne's ground on 8 February 2026 was a 1–1 draw. Older meetings — a 3–2 home win in January 2025 and a 0–2 home loss in March 2025 — are historical and do not reflect current form.
The counter-argument is straightforward: FC ST. Gallen are not in their best patch. They have conceded 2.1 goals per game over their latest 10 matches, and their home record, while solid, includes 6 losses in 20 games. Lausanne did manage a 0–0 draw at FC Thun on 2 September, and their away record, while poor, does include 6 wins. The 1–1 draw at Lausanne's ground in February shows this fixture can produce a level result.
Key Points:
- FC ST. Gallen's home record: 10W 4D 6L in 20 games, 1.7 PPG, 1.8 goals scored per game
- Lausanne's away record: 6W 2D 12L in 20 games, 1.0 PPG, 1.9 goals conceded per game
- Lausanne have lost their last 3 matches, scoring 1 and conceding 8
- The only recent meeting at FC ST. Gallen's ground ended 1–0 to the hosts
- FC ST. Gallen's last 5: 2W 1D 2L, with 11 goals conceded
The football evidence points firmly to FC ST. Gallen, but the available prices could not be used for a recommendation. No Bet.