Yverdon Sport vs Young Boys Prediction: The visiting team to show dominance

The forthcoming league match between Yverdon and Young Boys will take place at the Stade de la Maladiere in Yverdon. Yverdon come into the match having started their league season with a defeat at the hands of FC Zurich by a score of 2-0. Similarly, the home team has struggled in recent preseason games, but they will be hoping for better results here.

In the opening match of the league season, Yverdon fell to FC Zurich by a score of 2-0. Jonathan Okita scored the game's first goal in the 27th minute, and nine minutes into the second half, Nikola Katic added a second goal to their lead to make it 2-0.

Yverdon's midfielder Silva is still sidelined with a for a long time knee injury, but other than that, the home team is in excellent shape heading into their second game of the season. It's likely that head coach Schallibaum won't make major adjustments after just one game, sending out a lineup similar to the one that played in the opener against Zurich.

In the first game of their title defense, which took place last Sunday, the reigning champions edged over Lausanne 2-1 in a close contest. Young Boys got on the board first with a goal from Joel Monteiro in the 51st minute, but the away team responded with a goal from Aliou Balde two minutes later. Cedric Itten scored the game-winning goal from the penalty spot in the seventh minute of additional stoppage time.

 Saidy Janko and Silvere Ganvoula have been brought in from Real Valladolid and Bochum, respectively, to bolster this team's squad. Attacking midfielder Darian Males has also been brought in from Inter Milan. Both Kevin Ruegg and David von Ballmoos are still out with injuries for this side.

Yverdon: Kevin Martin(GK), Anthony Sauthier, Breston Malula, Mohamed Tijani, William Le Pogam, Mauro Rodrigues, Boris Cespedes, Nehemie Lusuena, Mihael Klepac, Kevin Omoruyi, Brian Beyer.

Young Boys: Anthony Racioppi(GK), Saidy Janko, Mohamed Ali Camara, Fabian Lustenberger, Loris Benito, Filip Ugrinic, Cheikh Niasse, Joel Monteiro, Fabian Rieder, Jean Pierre Nsame, Meschak Elia.

After an absence of 17 years, Yverdon returns to the premier division of Swiss football and will, quite reasonably, require some adjustment time. In the meantime, Young Boys are off to a blazing start to the season, and it shouldn't be too difficult for them to win their second game in a row.