Servette FC vs FC Lausanne-Sport prediction 12.05.2026 | Swiss Super League

Servette’s form feels a little inconsistent, even if the structure is still there. The Grenats have not managed three straight wins for a long stretch, and that pattern keeps lingering in the background.

Last weekend away at Luzern summed it up, leading 2-0 after 39 minutes but finishing 3-3, which probably felt like two points dropped rather than one gained.

At Stade de Genève, though, things are steadier. Jocelyn Gourvennec’s side have won their last four home league games, so there is at least a base of confidence to lean on. Samuel Mráz, with nine goals, remains the main finishing outlet, while Miroslav Stevanović adds creativity from the number 10 role with 14 goals.

Defensively, however, injuries to Dylan Bronn, Yoan Severin, and Téo Allix leave noticeable gaps that could matter if pressure builds late.

Lausanne-Sport’s form has been a bit patchy lately, and that might actually be understating it. Only two wins from the last seven games, both coming at home, which naturally makes the away picture look more fragile than the league table suggests.

Markus Neumayr’s side have now lost three straight away matches, conceding nine goals and scoring just once. That sort of run tends to sit in the background of a squad, quietly shaping how they start games.

The 2-1 defeat to Winterthur felt like another half-step forward and then back again. Alban Ajdini and Beyatt Lekweiry came off at half-time, which leaves some uncertainty about how involved they will be on Tuesday, or even what the plan really is.

Hamza Abdallah is still out long-term with a cruciate injury, while Ethan Bruchez, Sékou Koné, and Nicky Beloko also miss out, limiting depth in key areas.