2007–08 Swiss Super League

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Swiss Super League
Season 2007–08
Champions
Basel
12th title
Relegated
FC Thun
St.Gallen
Champions League Basel
UEFA Cup
Young Boys
FC Zürich
Bellinzona
(Qualification via Swiss Cup)
UEFA Intertoto Cup Grasshopper
Matches played 180
Goals scored 522 (2.9 per match)
Top goalscorer Hakan Yakin

← 2006–07


2008–09 →




Contents






  • 1 League table


  • 2 Results


  • 3 Top goal scorers


  • 4 Awards


  • 5 External links





League table















































































































































Pos
 Team
Pld
W
D
L
GF
GA
GD
Pts
 Qualification or relegation
1
Basel (C)
 36
 22
 8
 6
 73
 39
 +34
 74
2008–09 UEFA Champions League Second qualifying round
2
Young Boys
 36
 21
 7
 8
 82
 49
 +33
 70
2008–09 UEFA Cup Second qualifying round
3
Zürich
 36
 15
 11
 10
 58
 43
 +15
 56
4
Grasshopper Club Zürich
 36
 15
 9
 12
 57
 49
 +8
 54
2008 UEFA Intertoto Cup Second round
5
Aarau
 36
 11
 14
 11
 47
 48
 −1
 47
6
Luzern
 36
 10
 14
 12
 40
 49
 −9
 44
7
Sion
 36
 11
 10
 15
 48
 51
 −3
 43
8
Neuchâtel Xamax
 36
 10
 11
 15
 48
 55
 −7
 41
9
St. Gallen (R)
 36
 9
 7
 20
 39
 69
 −30
 34
Relegation play-off
10
Thun (R)
 36
 6
 8
 22
 30
 70
 −40
 26
 Relegation to the 2008–09 Challenge League

Source:[citation needed]
Rules for classification: 1) points; 2) goal difference; 3) number of goals scored.
(C) Champion; (R) Relegated.

Relegation Playoff

















Team 1
Agg.
 Team 2
 1st leg
 2nd leg

AC Bellinzona
 5:2
FC St. Gallen
 3:2
 2:0

FC St. Gallen are relegated to the Swiss Challenge League.







 Swiss Super League 2007-08 Winners 

FC Basel
12th


Results


















































































































































Home Away
FCB
FCZ
YB
GCZ
FCT
STG
FCA
NX
FCL
FCS

FC Basel
1:0
4:0
 4:0
2:0
 2:0
2:1
 2:1
3:1
 3:0
2:1
 1:1
2:1
 0:1
3:0
 3:2
1:0
 3:2
1:1

FC Zürich
 2:2
1:1
5:1
1:2
 4:0
1:0
 3:1
1:0
 3:1
1:0
 0:1
0:0
 1:0
2:1
 4:1
1:0
 4:1
2:1

BSC Young Boys
 5:1
2:0
 1:1
3:0
3:2
2:0
 0:0
4:2
 3:1
3:0
 4:1
4:0
 3:2
1:3
 6:1
0:1
 1:0
3:1

Grasshopper Club Zürich
 2:0
1:1
 2:1
1:1
 3:3
3:3
2:1
4:0
 2:0
2:3
 1:1
2:0
 1:2
2:0
 1:1
2:0
 0:1
2:0

FC Thun
 0:2
1:3
 1:1
1:1
 0:0
0:4
 1:0
0:2
1:0
1:1
 2:5
1:1
 1:1
2:1
 0:1
0:1
 0:1
2:2

FC St. Gallen
 0:3
1:4
 2:3
1:0
 2:7
2:0
 5:3
0:2
 0:4
3:0
1:1
0:0
 2:1
0:0
 1:2
2:1
 1:0
1:2

FC Aarau
 0:3
2:2
 1:1
1:0
 1:1
0:2
 2:2
1:2
 5:0
3:0
 2:2
3:1
3:2
2:2
 0:0
2:1
 2:0
2:0

Neuchâtel Xamax
 0:3
2:2
 1:1
3:1
 3:1
3:1
 4:1
1:3
 1:1
0:2
 1:1
1:0
 2:1
1:2
3:3
0:1
 1:3
1:1

FC Luzern
 2:4
1:0
 2:2
2:1
 2:2
0:3
 3:3
0:0
 1:2
4:0
 1:1
1:0
 0:0
2:0
 1:1
0:2
1:1
1:1

FC Sion
 1:1
4:2
 0:5
3:3
 1:2
1:2
 0:1
0:2
 2:1
5:0
 5:1
1:2
 3:0
1:0
 1:1
2:0
 0:0
0:0

Updated to match(es) played on 10 May 2008. Source:
Colours: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.


Top goal scorers


































































Rank
 Player
 Club
 Goals
1
SwitzerlandHakan Yakin
 BSC Young Boys 24
2
SwitzerlandThomas Häberli
 BSC Young Boys 18

ArgentinaRaúl Bobadilla
 Grasshopper Club Zürich 18
4
Costa RicaÁlvaro Saborío
 FC Sion 17
5
SwitzerlandMauro Lustrinelli
 FC Luzern 14
6
SwitzerlandMarco Streller
 FC Basel 12

BrazilRaffael
 FC Zürich 12

BrazilRogério
 FC Aarau 12
9
ArgentinaFrancisco Aguirre
 FC St. Gallen 11
10
SwedenDaniel Majstorović
 FC Basel 10


Awards



  • Super League Player of the Year: Hakan Yakin (BSC Young Boys)

  • Goal of the Year: Mauro Lustrinelli (FC Lucerne, scored against FC Basel)

  • Coach of the Year: Christian Gross (FC Basel)

  • Youngster of the Year: Eren Derdiyok (FC Basel)

  • Fair Play Trophy: FC Aarau



External links




  • Super league website (in German)

  • Soccerway - Super League











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