Lausanne Sport vs Young Boys: match statistics

Young Boys sit top of the table and remain unbeaten in their last five matches, winning 4 and drawing 1, while Lausanne have collected just 4 points during that period. The visitors have been highly effective away from home: they score an average of 6 goals per match, register 21 shots, including 14 on target, and post an xG of 2.69. Lausanne create significantly less at home, averaging 8 shots and 2 on target, with an xG of just 1.01 compared with the 1.32 xG they allow their opponents. Young Boys have yet to concede in an away match this season, while the hosts have conceded as many as 10 goals in their last five outings. The difference in the quality of chances created, current form and attacking strength clearly points to an away win.

Young Boys are showing very strong attacking potential: they have averaged 4.8 goals over their last 5 matches, with an xG of 2.50 and an average of 14 shots on target. Lausanne Sport is, however, the main argument against BTTS - Yes, having scored only 0.6 goals per match over the same period, with an xG of just 1.06. The visitors have kept a clean sheet in 100% of their away matches so far, while the hosts have not recorded a single game without scoring, increasing the risk of a goal-scoring failure. Lausanne have conceded an average of 2.0 goals in their last 5 matches, so Young Boys’ high attacking efficiency should be enough to find the net even without a response from the hosts. Although Young Boys have recently conceded 1.6 goals per match, Lausanne’s poor current attacking output shifts the balance toward a scenario in which at least one team fails to score — BTTS - No.

Young Boys are in outstanding attacking form: they have scored 24 goals in their last five matches, averaging 4.8 per game, with an average xG of 2.50. Over the same period, Lausanne scored only 0.6 goals per match but conceded 2.0, which supports another high-scoring performance from the visitors. The goal potential is also confirmed by match data: Young Boys average 2.69 xG and record 14 shots on target, while Lausanne generate 2.18 xG and 9 shots on target. The league average is 3.5 goals, and 75% of matches go over 2.5, making the 1.5 line clearly lower than the typical goal-scoring level. Over 1.5 has the strongest support, as even with a limited contribution from the hosts, Young Boys’ attack should move the match significantly closer to at least two goals.

Young Boys are clearly stronger across their last five matches: they have won 80% of their games, average 4.8 goals scored, and remain unbeaten, while Lausanne have won just 20%, average 0.6 goals, and have lost 60% of their matches. The visitors already hold an advantage before half-time, having led at the break in 60% of their recent games and scored an average of 1.8 first-half goals; the hosts have managed just 0.2 goals during this period and have been behind at half-time in 40% of their matches. Young Boys’ attacking potential is further underlined by an xG of 2.69 compared with Lausanne’s 2.18, as well as an average of 14 shots on target versus 9 for the hosts. The imbalance remains significant after the break, with the visitors averaging 3.0 goals compared with Lausanne’s 0.4, making a Young Boys lead at half-time followed by a full-time victory the most likely scenario in the HT/FT market.