👉 What is the recommended bet for St. Gallen vs Winterthur?

The prediction and betting suggestion for St. Gallen vs Winterthur, on 9 August 2025, is: St. Gallen wins or a double chance with more than 2.5 goals.

👉 Which stadium will host the St. Gallen vs Winterthur match?

The St. Gallen vs Winterthur match on 9 August 2025 will be played at Kybunpark in St. Gallen.

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St. Gallen vs Winterthur Prediction – Super League

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Check out the best predictions for St. Gallen vs Winterthur

Here you will find the best prediction for St. Gallen vs Winterthur in the Super League, along with match analysis and betting tips.

Read below for our detailed analysis of the two teams, including recent records and key statistics to provide the best prediction for this match between St. Gallen and Winterthur.

St. Gallen

09 August 2025 – 16::00
Super League
2025/2026
Normal Time – Round 3

Winterthur

Betting tip and prediction for this match between St. Gallen vs Winterthur

The best prediction for St. Gallen vs Winterthur in the Super League is a victory for St. Gallen or a double chance with more than 2.5 goals. Last season, Winterthur surprised St. Gallen, winning by 4-1. In their past encounters, Winterthur has the upper hand with two wins out of the last five matches, with St. Gallen claiming two victories and two draws. Notably, every one of these five clashes saw at least four goals. St. Gallen consistently finds the net, particularly at home, but has been vulnerable defensively. Given St. Gallen’s strong home performance, this prediction seems plausible, leveraging their attacking prowess.

Match preview: St. Gallen vs Winterthur

St. Gallen and Winterthur meet at Kybunpark in a Super League encounter. Historical matchups show a balance at this ground, with two draws and two wins each in their last six encounters. However, in their latest clash here on 10 May 2025, Winterthur emerged victorious with a 4-1 scoreline. The goals were scored by Lukas Daschner for St. Gallen and Matteo Di Giusto, Josias Lukembila, Nishan Burkart, and Labinot Bajrami for Winterthur. It’s crucial to consider the home/away performance, as both teams have exhibited markedly different outcomes in home versus away conditions.

Team analysis: St. Gallen

St. Gallen currently sits in 5th place with 3 points. They won their opener against Basel 2-1 at home and then faced Servette away, where they triumphed 4-1. Strongly reliant on home support, they have registered 7 wins, 5 draws, and 3 losses at home, scoring and conceding 26 goals in total. In their last ten home matches, St. Gallen has claimed 6 victories, with defensive solidity not being their strong suit as they’ve conceded in 9 of those matches but have managed to find the net in 9 of the 10 games. They have conceded the first goal on 6 occasions but have only managed to turn the tide once.

St. Gallen’s entrance into the Swiss Super League has been impressive, defeating the reigning champions Basel, before a commanding away win against Servette. With 6 points, they belong to a top group and are presently second, right behind Sion on goal difference. As they welcome Winterthur, a team currently struggling with just 1 point and fighting against relegation, St. Gallen will be eager to continue their strong home form.

Team analysis: Winterthur

Winterthur is positioned 9th without any points to their name. They lost their opening match away to Lausanne Sport 3-2 and then drew at home against Young Boys 1-1. Performing better at home, they have recorded only 3 wins, 3 draws, and 9 losses in their last 30 away encounters. In total, they’ve claimed 3 wins and faced 7 losses across all competitions in their last 10 matches. Their attacking unit has been consistent, finding the net in 9 of those games. As visitors, they tend to concede goals, with 20 of their last 22 away matches seeing over 1.5 goals, and 15 matches exceeding 2.5 goals. They have been vulnerable at the back, allowing the first goal in 7 out of 15 games, with minimal success turning matches around, only doing so twice. Notably, in their last 6 away games, 6 of the 9 goals conceded came in the closing stages (76’–90′).

The Winterthur team closed the previous 2024/2025 season on a high note, showcasing good form in pre-season games. Although their opening match was a tough visit to Luzern, where they narrowly lost, they displayed signs of being a more competitive side. With a draw against Young Boys, while they haven’t yet secured a win, it represents a reasonable performance given their capabilities. Heading into this match at St. Gallen, Winterthur will face a formidable challenge, but it’s an opportunity for them to demonstrate that they are considerably improved from last season.