FC Basel 1893 (Football Club Basel 1893) is one of the most successful and well-known Swiss football clubs, founded in 1893. It is recognizable by its red and blue colors (Rotblau) and extremely passionate fan base.
It plays its home matches at the St. Jakob-Park stadium („Joggeli“), the largest football stadium in Switzerland (with a capacity of around 38,000 seats). The club is a multiple champion of Switzerland (Super League) and winner of the Swiss Cup. The club experienced its golden age in modern history during the 2000s and 2010s, when it dominated the domestic championship and was a regular participant in the group and knockout stages of the UEFA Champions League and Europa League, achieving historic victories against giants such as Manchester United, Chelsea, and Bayern Munich.
FC Glattbrugg is a football club from Glattbrugg, a suburb of Zurich in Switzerland. The club competes in regional leagues under the umbrella of FVRZ (Fussballverband Region Zürich) and is known for its strong work with youth categories. It is a local football club from the Zurich suburbs, with a strong focus on youth teams and the community. The senior team competes in regional leagues, and the club is known for its international roster and active work with children and veterans.
FC Baden 1897 With a history dating back to 1897, FC Baden 1897 represents one of the cornerstones of Swiss football culture. Located in the canton of Aargau, this club has been synonymous with stability, professionalism, and the continuous development of young talent for decades. At their Esp stadium, Baden has built an identity as a team that never gives up and prioritizes tactical intelligence and team cohesion.
FC Concordia Basel, Founded in 1907, it is one of the oldest and most respected soccer clubs in Switzerland. Based in Basel, the club has played a key role in the development of Swiss soccer for decades, particularly for its work with youth teams.
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