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FC Schaffhausen

FC Schaffhausen
Switzerland Challenge League Prédiction
L L L D W L L L L W
10th place
FC Schaffhausen vs AC Bellinzona 05/23/2025 18:15

Switzerland Challenge League

1

×

2

Betimate

Score exact

Moyenne de buts

CdB

Score

Switzerland Challenge League

SCL

FC Schaffhausen

32

24

44

2

1 - 2

3.13

2.27

Dernier Total

Matchs joués FC Schaffhausen

16.05.25

FC Vaduz

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

09.05.25

FC Schaffhausen

Stade Nyonnais

CH2

04.05.25

Wil 1900

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

25.04.25

FC Schaffhausen

Aarau

CH2

18.04.25

Etoile Carouge

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

11.04.25

FC Schaffhausen

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

CH2

04.04.25

FC Thun

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

31.03.25

Neuchatel Xamax

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

28.03.25

FC Schaffhausen

Wil 1900

CH2

15.03.25

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

07.03.25

FC Schaffhausen

FC Vaduz

CH2

01.03.25

Aarau

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

21.02.25

FC Schaffhausen

Neuchatel Xamax

CH2

14.02.25

FC Schaffhausen

Etoile Carouge

CH2

07.02.25

Stade Nyonnais

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

04.02.25

FC Schaffhausen

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

CH2

31.01.25

FC Schaffhausen

FC Thun

CH2

25.01.25

AC Bellinzona

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

13.12.24

FC Schaffhausen

Stade Nyonnais

CH2

08.12.24

Etoile Carouge

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

04.12.24

FC Schaffhausen

Young Boys

SC

29.11.24

FC Vaduz

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

14.11.24

Austria Lustenau

FC Schaffhausen

EF

10.11.24

Wil 1900

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

01.11.24

FC Schaffhausen

AC Bellinzona

CH2

27.10.24

FC Thun

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

18.10.24

FC Schaffhausen

Aarau

CH2

04.10.24

Neuchatel Xamax

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

27.09.24

FC Schaffhausen

Wil 1900

CH2

23.09.24

Aarau

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

20.09.24

FC Schaffhausen

Neuchatel Xamax

CH2

15.09.24

FC Schaffhausen

Servette

SC

30.08.24

FC Schaffhausen

FC Thun

CH2

24.08.24

AC Bellinzona

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

17.08.24

FC Tuggen

FC Schaffhausen

SC

11.08.24

FC Schaffhausen

FC Vaduz

CH2

02.08.24

Stade Nyonnais

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

26.07.24

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

FC Schaffhausen

CH2

19.07.24

FC Schaffhausen

Etoile Carouge

CH2

Gagné

Égalité

Lost

Statistiques générales

FC Schaffhausen

FC Schaffhausen

Matchs joués 39

Buts (Marqué / concédé)

44

1.13

1.79

70

Moins/Plus

1.5

9

23%

77%

30

2.5

15

38%

62%

24

3.5

27

69%

31%

12

Les deux équipes marquent (Oui/Non)

22

56%

44%

17

Clean sheets (Oui/Non)

7

18%

82%

32

marqué un but (Oui/Non)

28

72%

28%

11

Overall table		PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Thun	69	35	20	9	6	69 - 39	30
2	Aarau	60	35	16	12	7	62 - 44	18
3	Etoile Carouge	54	35	15	9	11	58 - 46	12
4	FC Vaduz	51	35	13	12	10	48 - 47	1
5	Stade Lausanne-Ouchy	50	35	13	11	11	52 - 43	9
6	Wil 1900	50	35	13	11	11	57 - 53	4
7	Neuchatel Xamax	41	35	12	5	18	55 - 62	-7
8	AC Bellinzona	41	35	10	11	14	43 - 58	-15
9	Stade Nyonnais	35	35	10	5	20	43 - 68	-25
10	FC Schaffhausen	25	35	7	7	21	39 - 66	-27

Rencontres

Date

Match

23.05.25

SCL

FC Schaffhausen – AC Bellinzona

Switzerland Challenge League Table

Pos #	Team	PTS	GP	W	D	L	GS - GC	G
1	FC Thun	69	35	20	9	6	69 - 39	30
2	Aarau	60	35	16	12	7	62 - 44	18
3	Etoile Carouge	54	35	15	9	11	58 - 46	12
4	FC Vaduz	51	35	13	12	10	48 - 47	1
5	Stade Lausanne-Ouchy	50	35	13	11	11	52 - 43	9
6	Wil 1900	50	35	13	11	11	57 - 53	4
7	Neuchatel Xamax	41	35	12	5	18	55 - 62	-7
8	AC Bellinzona	41	35	10	11	14	43 - 58	-15
9	Stade Nyonnais	35	35	10	5	20	43 - 68	-25
10	FC Schaffhausen	25	35	7	7	21	39 - 66	-27

#

Name

GA

PK

MP

MP

MPG

1

Warren Caddy Warren Caddy Stade Lausanne-Ouchy Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

17

3

27

2111

125

2

Rilind Nivokazi Rilind Nivokazi AC Bellinzona AC Bellinzona

16

1

32

2584

162

3

Shkelqim Demhasaj Shkelqim Demhasaj Neuchatel Xamax Neuchatel Xamax

14

0

33

2345

168

4

Elias Louan Pasche Elias Louan Pasche Stade Nyonnais Stade Nyonnais

14

3

32

2517

180

5

Fabrizio Cavegn Fabrizio Cavegn FC Vaduz FC Vaduz

13

5

34

2482

191

6

Valon Fazliu Valon Fazliu Aarau Aarau

12

3

27

2310

193

7

Oscar Correia Ferreira Oscar Correia Ferreira Etoile Carouge Etoile Carouge

12

1

33

2022

169

8

Nico Maier Nico Maier Wil 1900 Wil 1900

11

1

31

2575

235

9

Yannick Toure Yannick Toure Aarau Aarau

11

0

30

1939

177

10

Henri Koide Henri Koide Aarau Aarau

10

0

31

1879

188

Switzerland Challenge League Fixtures

05/23/2025 18:15

05/23/2025 18:15

Neuchatel Xamax

05/23/2025 18:15

FC Schaffhausen

05/23/2025 18:15

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

05/23/2025 18:15

Switzerland Challenge League Results

05/16/2025 18:15

05/16/2025 18:15

05/16/2025 18:15

Neuchatel Xamax

05/16/2025 18:15

FC Schaffhausen

05/16/2025 18:15

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

05/11/2025 12:15

05/09/2025 18:15

05/09/2025 17:30

Stade Lausanne-Ouchy

05/09/2025 17:30

FC Schaffhausen

05/09/2025 17:30

Neuchatel Xamax

FC Schaffhausen Football Club, commonly referred to as FC Schaffhausen, is a professional football club based in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Established in 1896, the club has a long and storied history within Swiss football, primarily competing in the second tier, the Swiss Challenge League. Although FC Schaffhausen has experienced brief periods in Switzerland’s top flight, the club is renowned for its resilience, strong local support, and its development of young talent.The team hosts home matches at the LIPO Park Schaffhausen, a modern football stadium located within the city. The club’s traditional colors are yellow and black, and their crest features the club initials and a prominent lion symbolizing strength and pride.The FC Schaffhausen fan base consists primarily of local enthusiasts and regional football supporters, proudly known as "Schaffhauser." The club’s matches with Winterthur and FC Wil are among its most competitive and passionate encounters.Throughout its history, FC Schaffhausen has featured some prominent Swiss footballers like Rolf Fringer and Moreno Merenda, as well as being a stepping stone for several talented players who later moved to major Swiss and European clubs.FC Schaffhausen is yet to win a national league or cup title, but the club has multiple regional honors and is respected for its consistent performances in the Swiss Challenge League, determined spirit, and commitment to nurturing young talent.Today, FC Schaffhausen maintains its position as a key club in Swiss football’s second tier, playing an important cultural and sporting role in the region, and continuing its legacy as one of Switzerland’s oldest football institutions.

Team:	FC Schaffhausen
Full name:	Fussballclub Schaffhausen
Country:	Switzerland
Nickname:	Gelb-Schwarze (Yellow-Blacks)
Founded:	01/04/1896
Colors:	Yellow-Black
Stadium:	LIPO Park Schaffhausen 8,200 seats
Address:	Casinopark, Herrenacker 15, 8200 Schaffhausen, Switzerland
Telephone:	+41 52 625 27 10
Fax:	+41 52 624 38 90
Homepage:	https://www.fcschaffhausen.ch/
E-mail:	[email protected]

History of FC Schaffhausen

Founded

FC Schaffhausen was founded on April 1, 1896, making it one of the oldest football clubs in Switzerland. The early years saw the club primarily participate in local competitions before gradually climbing the ranks of Swiss football. The club took part in the first Swiss Serie A in 1897–98 and has a long tradition tied to the city of Schaffhausen and the canton.

While FC Schaffhausen has not established itself as a dominant force in Swiss football’s topflight, the club has gained recognition for its competitive spirit, especially during memorable spells in the Nationalliga A (which later became the Swiss Super League). Most notably, the club spent seasons in Switzerland's highest division during the mid-1950s and again in 2004–07. FC Schaffhausen has twice finished as Swiss Cup runners-up, in 1987 and 1994.

Despite facing financial and sporting challenges over its history, FC Schaffhausen remains a respected institution in Swiss football. The club's commitment to local talent and its enduring presence in the Challenge League maintain its important role in the region's sporting life.

Finances and Ownership

FC Schaffhausen is structured as an Aktiengesellschaft (AG), a Swiss equivalent of a joint-stock company. The club’s ownership has seen various investors and local businesspeople over the years, with financial stability a frequent focus due to the modest revenues of second-tier Swiss football. Since 2017, the club has been owned by Roland Klein, a German entrepreneur, who has provided financial investment and strategic leadership with the aim of building a stable foundation for the future.

Like many Swiss Challenge League clubs, FC Schaffhausen operates under a tight budget, balancing player development, community roles, and sporting ambitions. The move to LIPO Park in 2017 provided a modern venue and better infrastructure—key for future growth. Sponsorship and local business engagement remain crucial for the club's operations and ambitions.

Despite occasional financial constraints, FC Schaffhausen is known for prudent management and a focus on long-term sustainability rather than rapid, risky spending. The club is active in youth development and maintains good cooperation with Swiss football authorities to ensure licensing and fiscal responsibility.

Popular Culture

FC Schaffhausen is integral to the local identity of the city and canton of Schaffhausen. Matchdays at LIPO Park bring together the community, with fans donning yellow and black and supporting their team through thick and thin. The fanbase, called “Schaffhauser,” is known for regional pride, vocal support, and loyal backing even during challenging seasons. The club's friendly and accessible atmosphere is a hallmark, attracting families, youth, and older supporters alike.

The club is occasionally referenced in Swiss literature and local cultural events, symbolizing the resilience and camaraderie of this historic northern Swiss city. FC Schaffhausen does not have a massive nationwide following, but it enjoys significant regard as a classic "people’s club" and is appreciated for its role in nurturing local Swiss talent.

FC Schaffhausen’s best-known chant is “Hopp Schaffhuuse!” and the lion mascot and crest appear regularly in local events and schools. The club’s commitment to regional engagement is a way it has stayed relevant in modern football’s changing landscape.

Players

The club has been home to several notable footballers, particularly Swiss players who have progressed to national and international prominence. While FC Schaffhausen is not associated with global superstars, it is recognized for fostering talent within Switzerland and giving opportunities to local players. Some prominent historical and more recent names include:

Rolf Fringer: Former player and notable Swiss manager.
Moreno Merenda: Schaffhausen’s all-time top scorer in the second division.
Patrick Rahmen: Played before moving into prominent coaching roles.
Christian Gross: Started his professional journey at FC Schaffhausen before a celebrated managerial career.
André Muff: Contributed numerous important goals during his time at the club.

These players, among others, have contributed to the club’s standing in the Swiss football scene and established FC Schaffhausen’s reputation as a valuable developmental stop in many Swiss careers.

Famous Players

Rolf Fringer: A defensive midfielder, played for Schaffhausen in the 1980s and later managed the Swiss National Team.
Moreno Merenda: Legendary striker in the early 2000s, top scorer for FC Schaffhausen during their Challenge League campaigns.
Christian Gross: Began his senior career at FC Schaffhausen and became one of Switzerland’s most successful coaches.
Patrick Rahmen: Former player, later coach in the Swiss top flight.
Marco Schällibaum: Former Swiss player and manager, spent time at Schaffhausen as both player and coach.

These individuals are among the most prominent to be associated with FC Schaffhausen, each leaving their mark in Swiss football and beyond.

Top Goalscorers of All Time

Rank	Player	Position	Goals	Appearances	Goals/match
1	Moreno Merenda	FW	63	127	0.50
2	Claudio Holenstein	MF	40	195	0.20
3	Stipe Simunac	FW	33	86	0.38
4	André Muff	FW	29	84	0.35
5	Julian von Moos	FW	18	44	0.41

Typical Squad

FC Schaffhausen, like many Swiss clubs, features a blend of experienced domestic players, promising young local talents, and selected international recruits. The typical squad composition rotates between a 4-2-3-1 and 4-3-3 depending on the head coach's tactics. Key squad positions include:

Goalkeeper

The first-choice goalkeeper for the current squad is usually a Swiss national, such as André Moreira, known for reliable reflexes and experience. Recently, Sebastiano Viscomi has also played as a backup option.

Defender

FC Schaffhausen’s defense is marshalled by Swiss and international players, including Leandro Morgalla and Daniele Romano, both recognized for their tactical discipline and ability to play out from the back.

Midfielder

The midfield often features homegrown and creative players like Francis Ekah and Michael Gonçalves, known for their work rate and distribution.

Forward

The attack is usually led by dynamic strikers such as Francis Momoh or Maksim Chialau, who combine speed and technique to challenge opposing defenses. The club regularly provides valuable minutes to young offensive talents, especially those emerging from the academy or on loan.

2024/25 Squad Season

The 2024–25 campaign sees FC Schaffhausen competing in the Swiss Challenge League for another season, with ambitions for stronger league performance and potential promotion contention. The club continues to emphasize a mix of youth development and experienced leadership. Below is an overview of the current squad by position as of July 2024:

Goalkeepers
	1	Sebastiano Viscomi		Switzerland	13/08/2000
Updating	31	André Moreira		Portugal	02/12/1995
Defenders
Updating	4	Leandro Morgalla		Germany	13/09/2004
Updating	19	Daniele Romano		Switzerland	26/05/1993
Updating	23	Nicola Sutter		Switzerland	22/03/1995
Midfielders
Updating	6	Francis Ekah		Nigeria	31/12/1999
Updating	8	Michael Gonçalves		Switzerland	19/07/1995
Updating	20	Yanick Touro		France	11/06/2000
Forwards
Updating	11	Francis Momoh		Nigeria	15/03/2001
Updating	9	Maksim Chialau		Belarus	16/09/2002
Updating	18	Raúl Bobadilla		Paraguay	18/06/1987
Manager
Updating		André 'Bigi' Meier		Switzerland	19/02/1969
Ass. Manager
Updating		Marco Walker		Switzerland	02/05/1970

Coach

FC Schaffhausen, a football club based in Schaffhausen, Switzerland, has seen a number of notable coaches over its history. While the club has mostly competed in the Swiss Challenge League and Swiss 1. Liga, certain coaches have left an indelible mark, guiding the club through periods of promotion campaigns and cup success. The following are some of the most significant and memorable managers in the history of FC Schaffhausen:

Jürgen Seeberger: Seeberger had several stints with FC Schaffhausen, most notably leading the club to promotion to the Swiss Super League in 2004 and keeping the club in the top flight for multiple seasons, a historic achievement for the team.
Martin Andermatt: As head coach, Andermatt guided Schaffhausen to their second-ever promotion to the Swiss Super League in 2004, laying the foundation for the club's most successful top-flight period.
Axel Thoma: Taking the helm in 2013, Thoma played a key role in stabilizing FC Schaffhausen in the Swiss Challenge League, setting the structures for the club’s professionalization and the development of young Swiss talent.
Hakan Yakin: The Swiss football legend began his managerial career with FC Schaffhausen in 2018. His leadership brought fresh attention and international coverage to the club, supporting the team's ambitious playing style and youth promotion.
André 'Bigi' Meier: As a figure deeply connected with the club, Meier has served in various capacities, including caretaker manager, and has been instrumental in supporting Schaffhausen both on and off the pitch during transitional periods.

These coaches, among others, have shaped the identity and progress of FC Schaffhausen over the decades.

Period	Manager	Country	born
19/04/2024 – Present	Beg Ferati	Switzerland	10/11/1986
22/03/2023 – 18/04/2024	André 'Bigi' Meier	Switzerland	17/03/1973
01/07/2022 – 21/03/2023	Hakan Yakin	Switzerland	22/02/1977
01/01/2021 – 30/06/2022	Murat Yakin	Switzerland	15/09/1974
01/07/2015 – 31/12/2020	Jürgen Seeberger	Germany	08/03/1965
01/07/2013 – 30/06/2015	Axel Thoma	Germany	08/09/1964
01/07/2012 – 30/06/2013	Maurizio Jacobacci	Switzerland	11/01/1963
01/07/2011 – 30/06/2012	Didier Tholot	France	02/04/1964
01/07/2010 – 30/06/2011	René Weiler	Switzerland	13/09/1973
01/07/2007 – 30/06/2010	Jürgen Seeberger	Germany	08/03/1965
01/07/2006 – 30/06/2007	Martin Andermatt	Switzerland	21/11/1961
01/07/2002 – 30/06/2006	Jürgen Seeberger	Germany	08/03/1965
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01/07/2000 – 30/06/2001	Martin Andermatt	Switzerland	21/11/1961
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Crests and Colors

FC Schaffhausen is a Swiss professional football club based in Schaffhausen. Throughout its history, the club's crest and colors have played an important role in defining its identity and connection with the community.

The club's earliest crests were relatively simple, typically featuring the initials "FCS" within a circular or shield-like badge. Over time, the design evolved, and recent versions of the crest prominently include a stylized yellow lion—a reference to the city’s coat of arms—set against a classic black background. This emblem symbolizes strength, courage, and local pride.

FC Schaffhausen's traditional colors are yellow and black. The home kit usually features a striking combination of yellow shirts with black shorts and socks. These colors have remained largely consistent through the decades, becoming a well-known symbol of the club. Away kits have varied, occasionally incorporating white or gray as alternative colors, but yellow and black are always present in some form.

In recent years, design updates to the crest have further emphasized the lion, giving it a more modern and dynamic look while retaining ties to the club’s roots. The bold yellow and black palette continues to represent FC Schaffhausen’s competitive spirit and pride in its heritage.

Fan Club

FC Schaffhausen enjoys the support of a dedicated and loyal fan base, which has become a fundamental part of the club’s identity. The largest and most prominent supporter group is called “Yellow Black Army.” This group is known for their enthusiastic and respectful support, creating a lively atmosphere at home matches with flags, chants, and coordinated displays featuring the team’s distinctive colors.

Supporters of FC Schaffhausen tend to have a close relationship with the club, reflecting the strong community ties typical of smaller Swiss towns. Fans often travel to away matches and are recognized for their passionate yet positive approach to supporting their team.

The fan scene is family-friendly, with traditions such as pre-match gatherings and the celebration of local culture. The club works closely with the supporter groups to ensure that matchdays are welcoming and entertaining for fans of all ages.

Stadium

FC Schaffhausen plays its home games at the LIPO Park Schaffhausen, located in Herblingen, Schaffhausen, Switzerland. Opened in 2017, LIPO Park is a modern stadium with a capacity of approximately 8,200 spectators for football matches.

The stadium features all-seater stands, with excellent facilities that meet the requirements for Swiss Challenge League and Super League matches. It was constructed to replace the older Stadion Breite, providing upgraded amenities, better access, and compliance with UEFA standards.

LIPO Park Schaffhausen is notable for its sustainability efforts, including solar panels and energy-efficient design. Since opening, the stadium has become a centerpiece for local sporting events and a source of pride for both club and city.

Honours and Awards

FC Schaffhausen is a historic club in Swiss football, founded in 1896. Over its long history, the club has primarily competed in the Swiss Challenge League and periods in the Swiss Super League. While major national titles remain elusive, the club has achieved notable success in the form of league promotions and regional honors.

No	Cups	NoT	Awards	Years
1	Swiss Challenge League Champion	2	Winner	2003/04, 2013/14
2	Swiss 1. Liga (third tier) Champion	3	Winner	1996/97, 1999/2000, 2002/03
3	Swiss Cup	0	Finalist	Updating...
4	Swiss Super League	0	Best position: 6th place	2004/05

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FAQs about FC Schaffhausen

Q: When was FC Schaffhausen founded?

A: FC Schaffhausen was founded in 1896, making it one of the oldest football clubs in Switzerland.

Q: What are the traditional colors of FC Schaffhausen?

A: The traditional colors of FC Schaffhausen are yellow and black.

Q: What is the capacity of LIPO Park Schaffhausen?

A: The LIPO Park Schaffhausen has a capacity of around 8,200 spectators for football matches.

Q: Does FC Schaffhausen have a major rival?

A: FC Schaffhausen's traditional rivals include Winterthur and other regional teams from the canton of Zurich and northeastern Switzerland.

Q: Has FC Schaffhausen ever played in the Swiss Super League?

A: Yes, FC Schaffhausen has competed in the Swiss Super League, with their best finish being 6th place in the 2004/05 season.

Q: What is the nickname of FC Schaffhausen?

A: FC Schaffhausen is commonly known as "Die Gelb-Schwarzen" or "The Yellow-Blacks."

Q: Who are some notable players who have played for FC Schaffhausen?

A: Notable former players include Adrian Fetscherin and Adam Taggart, among others who have contributed to the club's successes.

Q: Where is FC Schaffhausen based?

A: The club is based in Schaffhausen, a city in northern Switzerland, near the German border.

Q: Has FC Schaffhausen won the Swiss Cup?

A: FC Schaffhausen has not won the Swiss Cup; their best achievement is reaching advanced rounds in the competition.

Q: What is special about LIPO Park Schaffhausen?

A: LIPO Park is known for its modern facilities and sustainability features, including solar panels and an energy-efficient design.

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