"Starting with the hosts, while BSC Young Boys might still hold a mathematically chance of recapturing their Super League crown this season, the Swiss heavyweights have shown some real inconsistencies on either side of November's international break. However, sat in the driving seat to punch a Europa League knockout stage ticket as they secured an eye-catching 1-0 win against Lille last week, Gerardo Seoane's men have recorded consecutive victories for just the second time since the end of October."
"Likewise, pencilled in as a standout contender this weekend, BSC Young Boys have also gained a real reputation for their extended dominance on home soil. Along with winning all of their last three showdowns at the Wankdorf Stadium by an aggregate score of 8-0, Seoane's side have also suffered just a sole domestic defeat in front of their own supporters."
BSC Young Boys keep a chance of reclaiming the Super League title but have been inconsistent around the November international break. The team beat Lille 1-0 to boost Europa League knockout hopes and has recorded consecutive wins for only the second time since October. Young Boys beat Luzern 2-0 and registered back-to-back clean sheets for the first time this season. The club has dominant home form, winning the last three Wankdorf fixtures 8-0 combined and suffering only one domestic home defeat this calendar year. Grasshoppers sit at the foot of the table, losing three straight 1-0 matches, taking one point from four league games and recording just one win in nine top-flight meetings while struggling in the final third.
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