The Erste Liga Cup is a Swiss cup competition spanning three recorded seasons from 2023 to 2025. On this page, visitors can follow live scores and fixtures, check results and standings, and explore available player and team statistics across the competition’s recorded seasons. It also provides a clear reference for reviewing each season in detail.
Upcoming matches, Erste Liga Cup
Semi-finals
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- Semi-finals
Baden
FC Wohlen
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- Semi-finals
Tuggen
No H2HSchötz
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- Semi-finals
Solothurn
No H2HEchallens -
- Semi-finals
Naters
La Chaux-de-Fonds
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- Semi-finalsMuri-GümligenNo H2HAzzurri
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- Semi-finals
Gossau
No H2HZug
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- Semi-finals
Freienbach
Wettswil-Bonstetten -
- Semi-finals
Dietikon
No H2HBlack Stars
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- Semi-finals
Courtételle
No H2HMeyrin
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- Semi-finalsMendrisio
Kosova
Erste Liga Cup Standings
Erste Liga Cup Statistics
Top scorers 2026
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Top assists 2026
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
Erste Liga Cup teams participation since 2023
History
| Team | Nb participations |
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| FC Wohlen | 3 |
| Bassecourt | 3 |
| Black Stars | 3 |
| Concordia Basel | 3 |
| Echallens | 3 |
| Freienbach | 3 |
| Meyrin | 3 |
| Monthey | 3 |
| Taverne | 3 |
| Wettswil-Bonstetten | 3 |
| YF Juventus | 3 |
| Münsingen | 3 |
| La Chaux-de-Fonds | 3 |
| Chênois | 3 |
| Naters | 3 |
| Langenthal | 3 |
| Muttenz | 3 |
| Schötz | 3 |
| Solothurn | 3 |
| Dietikon | 3 |
| Höngg | 3 |
| Kosova | 3 |
| Tuggen | 3 |
| La Sarraz-Eclépens | 3 |
| Portalban / Gletterens | 3 |
| Mendrisio | 3 |
| Coffrane | 3 |
| Courtételle | 3 |
| Lancy | 2 |
| Linth | 2 |
| Rotkreuz | 2 |
| Köniz | 2 |
| Kreuzlingen | 2 |
| Stade Payerne | 2 |
| Uzwil | 2 |
| SV Schaffhausen | 2 |
| Prishtina Bern | 2 |
| Collina d'Oro | 2 |
| Besa Biel/Bienne | 2 |
| Muri | 1 |
| Pully Football | 1 |
| Old Boys | 1 |
| Martigny Sports | 1 |
| Terre Sainte | 1 |
| Vevey Sports | 1 |
Erste Liga Cup top scorer teams
Erste Liga Cup About
Erste Liga Cup is a Swiss cup competition, with recorded coverage spanning the 2023, 2024 and 2025 seasons. It belongs to Switzerland’s domestic football landscape, but the available verified record does not establish a more specific tier, governing body, host region or relationship with another competition.
Competition identity and purpose
As a cup competition, the Erste Liga Cup is distinct from a league: its defining purpose is to provide a separate competitive route alongside regular-season football. Cup competitions can give clubs a different sporting objective from their league campaign, but the verified information available for this competition does not confirm its participating teams, entry requirements, draw procedure or whether ties are played over one match or multiple legs.
The competition name is recorded without an alternative or superseding official title. There is also no verified formation year or first-event date in the available record. It should therefore not be presented as a long-established tournament or assigned a historical origin that has not been confirmed.
Recorded seasons and continuity
The current competition record covers three seasons, from 2023 through 2025. This confirms that the Erste Liga Cup appears in the available data across that period, but it does not by itself establish whether the event is annual, whether every edition was completed, or whether the competition existed before 2023. The 2025 season is the latest recorded season in this coverage.
Format and progression
No verified format is supplied for the Erste Liga Cup. Accordingly, details such as the number of entrants, preliminary rounds, group stages, knockout rounds, seeded draws, replays, extra time and penalty shoot-outs cannot be stated as competition rules. The same caution applies to progression: the available information does not confirm how clubs qualify for later rounds or how the winner is determined when a match is level.
Governance and sporting context
Switzerland is the recorded governing country or area, but no organizer or federation is identified in the verified material. There is therefore no confirmed basis for naming a national association, regional authority or other body as the competition’s administrator. Prize details, qualification for another tournament, calendar dates, venues and historical records are likewise not established here.
For readers following the Erste Liga Cup, the safest confirmed reference point is its identity as a Swiss cup competition and its recorded three-season span from 2023 to 2025. Further statements about its history, access route, match regulations or place within the Swiss football pyramid should be tied to an explicitly verified edition or official competition regulation rather than inferred from the word “Cup” alone.