Fixtures

DateRKodus vs Võõrsil-
05/25 14:00 34 Biel-Bienne vs Breitenrain View
05/25 14:00 34 SC Brühl vs FC Zürich II View
05/25 14:00 34 SC Cham vs FC Paradiso View
05/25 14:00 34 Étoile Carouge vs St. Gallen II View
05/25 14:00 34 Kriens vs Basel II View
05/25 14:00 34 Servette II vs Young Boys II View
05/25 14:00 34 Delemont vs FC Rapperswil-Jona View
05/25 14:00 34 Lugano II vs Lucerne II View
05/25 14:00 34 Bavois vs FC Bulle View

Results

Date R Kodus vs Võõrsil -
05/18 14:00 33 [17] FC Bulle vs Kriens [6] 3-1
05/18 14:00 33 [5] FC Paradiso vs Bavois [9] 2-0
05/18 14:00 33 Basel II vs Biel-Bienne 0-0
05/18 14:00 33 Young Boys II vs Delemont 3-1
05/18 14:00 33 St. Gallen II vs SC Cham 1-1
05/18 14:00 33 FC Rapperswil-Jona vs Étoile Carouge 3-1
05/18 14:00 33 FC Zürich II vs Servette II 0-0
05/18 14:00 33 Breitenrain vs Lugano II 1-2
05/18 14:00 33 Lucerne II vs SC Brühl 1-1
05/12 14:00 32 [18] Servette II vs Lucerne II [13] 1-1
05/12 12:30 32 [4] Delemont vs FC Zürich II [10] 1-2
05/11 15:30 32 Kriens vs Biel-Bienne 0-2

The Promotion League, named the Hoval Promotion League for sponsorship reasons, is the third tier of the Swiss football league system. Eighteen clubs compete in the league, playing each other twice over the course of the season. The champions are promoted to the second tier, the Challenge League, while the bottom two teams are relegated to the 1. Liga.

The league forms the semi-professional bridge to amateur football.

History

The league was introduced as the 1. Liga Promotion beginning with the 2012–13 season as part of a restructuring that saw the Challenge League reduced from 16 to 10 teams. This was done to decrease the competitive gap between it and the Super League by converting it to a purely professional league. The Promotion League would therefore serve as the semi-professional link to amateur football. The 1. Liga was consequently renamed to 1. Liga Classic, before reverting again in 2013 when the former adopted its current name. For its maiden season, six teams were relegated from the Challenge League, while the rest joined from the division below. In March 2020, the ongoing season was canceled after 17 games due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the 2020–21 season suspended until further notice.

The league was expanded to 18 teams for the 2022–23 season and the number of allowed U21 teams is unrestricted.

Šveitsi 1. liiga tõusmismängud on Šveitsi jalgpalli süsteemi teise astme viimane voor. Liiga võitja tõuseb Swiss Super League'i ja viimane koht langeb Šveitsi väljakul 2. liigasse. Teise koha ja kolmanda koha meeskonnad osalevad tõusumängudel.