Luzern vs Young Boys Prediction: Will struggling Luzern stop Young Boys in this match

One of the games that will take place during week 4 of the Swiss Super League will have Young Boys making the trip to meet Luzern at the Swissporarena in Luzern. On the previous weekend, the Luzern were defeated by St. Gallen, but the Young Boys quickly got back on track this past weekend by routing Winterthur 5-2.

After suffering a 2-1 loss to St. Gallen in their most recent Super League match, Luzern will be coming into this match wanting to improve on their previous performance. During that match, Luzern held 41% of the possession and had 5 shots on goal, with 2 of them finding the target. Jakub Kadák was the lone player for Luzern to get his name on the scoresheet in the 50th minute. On the other end of the field, St. Gallen had 22 shots on goal, with only six of them finding the target. St. Gallen's first goal came from Christian Witzig in the 68th minute, while Albert Vallci's goal came in the 74th minute. In the most recent matches, it has been far too uncommon for Luzern to play without giving up a goal. The stats demonstrate that Luzern have failed to keep their opponents from scoring in five of their most recent six matches, resulting in a total of six goals conceded to their opponents. Luzern come into this matchup having lost all 13 of their previous league matches versus Young Boys without ever claiming a victory over them.

The previous match that Young Boys played in, which was in the Swiss Super League, ended in a victory for them by a score of 5-2 over Winterthur. During that game, Young Boys controlled possession for 57% of the time and had 20 shots on goal, with 8 of those shots finding the target. Silvère Ganvoula scored for Young Boys in the third minute, Jol Monteiro scored for Young Boys in the seventh minute, Fabian Rieder in the 45th minute, Cedric Itten in the 50th minute, and Jean-Pierre Nsame in the 90th minute. Winterthur had 15 shots on goal, but only 7 of them were on target. Winterthur got their first goal from Samuel Ballet in the 38th minute, while their second goal came from Sayfallah Ltaief in the 78th minute. According to the statistics, Young Boys have allowed their opponents to score in six of their most recent six matches, for a total of ten goals scored by their rivals. Their history shows that Young Boys have yet to suffer a defeat at the hands of Luzern in any of the six league matches that have taken place away from home since the beginning of the season. The away team has not been victorious in either of their last two league matches played outside of their home stadium.

In the previous seasons, Luzern and Young Boys have competed against one another 69 times, with Luzern claiming victory in 12 of those games and Young Boys taking victory in 40 of those games. There were 17 games that ended in ties. In the head-to-head matchups between the two teams, Luzern scored 98 goals, while Young Boys managed to score 149 goals.

In week 4 of the Swiss Super League, we should be in for one of the closest confrontations that the league has to offer. However, despite the fact that the Young Boys did not have it all their own way in the prior contests between these two teams, the way the odds have been set does not sway my opinion one way or the other. In the meantime, based on what I have seen from both teams during this season, I am very certain that Young Boys will figure things out and emerge victorious from this match.