1. Liga Classic - Group 1 Fixtures, Results & Standings

1. Liga Classic - Group 1

1. Liga Classic - Group 1 is a Swiss league competition covered in the Xtra-Stats database. This page brings together live scores, fixtures, results and standings, alongside player and team statistics, so you can review the available match and season information for this competition across the recorded seasons from 2019 to 2025 all in one place.

Upcoming matches, 1. Liga Classic - Group 1

Group 1 - 11

  • - Group 1 - 11
    Meyrin Meyrin
    No H2H
    Azzurri Azzurri
  • - Group 1 - 11
    Naters Naters
    Lancy Lancy

Group 1 - 13

  • - Group 1 - 13
    Stade Payerne Stade Payerne
    No H2H
    Lausanne Sport II Lausanne Sport II
  • - Group 1 - 13
    Azzurri Azzurri
    No H2H
    Prishtina Bern Prishtina Bern

Group 1 - 14

  • - Group 1 - 14
    Portalban / Gletterens Portalban / Gletterens
    Echallens
  • - Group 1 - 14
    Sion II Sion II
    Meyrin Meyrin
  • - Group 1 - 14
    Lausanne Sport II Lausanne Sport II
    No H2H
    Prishtina Bern Prishtina Bern
  • - Group 1 - 14
    Chênois Chênois
    Monthey Monthey
  • - Group 1 - 14
    Lancy Lancy
    No H2H
    Azzurri Azzurri
  • - Group 1 - 14
    Vevey Sports Vevey Sports
    No H2H
    Naters Naters

Latest played matches, 1. Liga Classic - Group 1

Group 1 - 13

  • Group 1 - 13
    Coffrane Coffrane
    Chênois Chênois
  • Group 1 - 13
    Servette II Servette II
    Monthey Monthey
  • Group 1 - 13
    Naters Naters
    Portalban / Gletterens Portalban / Gletterens
  • Group 1 - 13
    Meyrin Meyrin
    Lancy Lancy
  • Group 1 - 13
    Echallens
    Sion II Sion II
  • Group 1 - 13
    La Chaux-de-Fonds La Chaux-de-Fonds
    1 - 0
    Vevey Sports Vevey Sports

Group 1 - 12

  • Group 1 - 12
    Servette II Servette II
    Coffrane Coffrane
  • Group 1 - 12
    Lausanne Sport II Lausanne Sport II
    0 - 1
    Azzurri Azzurri
  • Group 1 - 12
    Prishtina Bern Prishtina Bern
    Meyrin Meyrin
  • Group 1 - 12
    Vevey Sports Vevey Sports
    2 - 3
    Monthey Monthey

1. Liga Classic - Group 1 Standings

Group 1

Rank Club MP W D L GF GA GD Pts Last 5
1
Prishtina Bern 13 10 2 1 38 11 27 32 WWWWW
2
Azzurri 13 10 0 3 30 14 16 30 LWWWW
3
Portalban / Gletterens 13 7 2 4 23 15 8 23 WWWWW
4
Servette II 13 6 4 3 25 24 1 22 LLDWD
5
Lausanne Sport II 13 5 5 3 22 15 7 20 WLLDD
6
Monthey 13 5 5 3 21 18 3 20 WWLWL
7
Sion II 13 5 4 4 17 18 -1 19 LWLLD
8
Chênois 13 5 3 5 23 22 1 18 DWWLL
9
Naters 13 5 2 6 24 33 -9 17 LLWLL
10
Lancy 13 5 1 7 22 23 -1 16 LWLWW
11
La Chaux-de-Fonds 13 5 1 7 17 32 -15 16 WLWLL
12
Echallens 13 4 3 6 20 28 -8 15 WLLLW
13
Coffrane 13 3 5 5 19 18 1 14 DWWLD
14
Meyrin 13 4 2 7 21 22 -1 14 WLLDL
15
Stade Payerne 13 3 2 8 21 31 -10 11 LLDWL
16
Vevey Sports 13 1 1 11 17 36 -19 4 LLLLW

1. Liga Classic - Group 1 Statistics

Top scorers 2026

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1. Liga Classic - Group 1 teams participation since 2019

1. Liga Classic - Group 1 top scorer teams

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1. Liga Classic - Group 1 About

1. Liga Classic - Group 1 is a Swiss league competition within the country’s organised football structure. Its name identifies a specific Group 1 section of the 1. Liga Classic competition, distinguishing it from other parallel groupings rather than describing a separate international tournament.

Competition identity

The competition provides a league setting in which participating clubs are assessed over a season rather than through a single knockout tie. Its purpose is to create a consistent schedule of fixtures, allowing teams to build a record across the campaign and be compared in a common standings table. As a Swiss competition, it forms part of the domestic football ecosystem and should be understood in that national context.

The designation “Classic” and the Group 1 suffix are important parts of the competition’s identity. They help separate this section from other competitions or groups that may use similar 1. Liga terminology. The available record does not establish that this competition is a continental championship, a national-team tournament or a FIFA club competition; its recorded classification is simply League, with Switzerland listed as its governing country or area.

League structure and season coverage

Unlike a cup, where elimination can follow one decisive match or a short tie, a league competition is built around repeated fixtures and cumulative performance. Points, goals and results across the schedule normally provide the basis for ranking teams, although the specific number of clubs, fixture sequence, promotion and relegation arrangements, and detailed tie-break hierarchy are not confirmed in the available competition record. Those details should therefore be read from the regulations for the relevant season rather than assumed from the title alone.

The recorded season coverage runs from 2019 to 2025 and includes seven seasons. This gives the competition a documented presence across the period while keeping the historical scope clear: the available record supports season information within that range, but does not by itself confirm the competition’s formation year, first-ever event date or earlier historical development.

How to interpret the competition

For a reader following Swiss football, 1. Liga Classic - Group 1 is best approached as a defined league section with its own seasonal results and standings. The Group 1 reference is a structural identifier, while the league classification explains how the competition is organised at a broad level. It does not, on the evidence available here, establish a complete national pyramid position or a specific route into another Swiss competition.

League football rewards sustained performance. A team’s position depends on its results over the campaign, making consistency as important as individual victories. Matches, points, goals scored and goals conceded collectively shape the standings, while the final ranking can determine the sporting significance of a season. The precise scoring system and any procedures used when teams finish level are not verified for this competition and are therefore not stated as fixed rules.

Governance and historical context

Switzerland is the recorded country or area associated with the competition. No separate organiser, governing body, formation story or confirmed reform is supplied for this specific group, so broader claims about administration or historical origins would risk confusing it with another competition. Likewise, generic descriptions of group stages, knockout rounds, continental qualification or world-club honours do not apply unless they are specifically confirmed by the regulations for 1. Liga Classic - Group 1.

In summary, 1. Liga Classic - Group 1 is a Swiss league competition documented across seven recorded seasons from 2019 through 2025. Its defining characteristics are its domestic setting, league format and Group 1 designation. For season-by-season analysis, the most relevant information is the participating teams, match results, standings and final rankings for the particular edition being examined.