2006–07 Swiss Challenge League

2006-07 season of the Swiss Challenge League.

Final standings

Pos Team P W D L F A GD Pts
1Neuchâtel Xamax3423747328+4576
2Bellinzona3421765826+3270
3Kriens3420776536+2967
4Chiasso34161085539+1658
5Concordia Basel34176115949+1057
6Winterthur34174136047+1355
7Servette34158116351+1253
8Wil341210125650+646
9Vaduz341210125752+546
10Chaux-de-Fonds34127154949043
11Locarno34119144458-1442
12Yverdon-Sport34126164560-1542
13Lugano34118154246-441
14Lausanne Sports34109154451-739
15Delémont3496193963-2433
16Wohlen34710173964-2531
17Baulmes3479183063-3330
18YF Juventus3447232975-4619
Challenge League Champions, promoted to Super League
Promotion playoff against 9th-placed team in Super League
Relegated to 1. Liga

Pld = Matches played; W = Matches won; D = Matches drawn; L = Matches lost; GF = Goals for; GA = Goals against; GD = Goal difference; Pts = Points

    Promotion/Relegation playoff

    Team 1 Agg. Team 2 1st leg 2nd leg
    AC Bellinzona 2:5 FC Aarau 1:2 1:3

    AC Bellinzona stay in the Swiss Challenge League.

    Top goal scorers

    PlayerTeamGoalsPenalty kick
    1 SwitzerlandMoreno MerendaNeuchâtel Xamax224
    2 RomaniaCristian IanuBellinzona190
    3 ArgentinaRaúl BobadillaConcordia Basel180
    4 NigeriaIkechukwu KaluChiasso150
    FranceSid-Ahmed BouzianeChaux-de-Fonds155
    6 SwitzerlandJulián EstébanServette142
    FranceKamel BoughanemLugano143
    8 NigeriaSaidu Alade AdeshinaBellinzona133
    SenegalMatar ColyNeuchâtel Xamax131
    10 ArgentinaDante SengerLocarno121
    CroatiaTomo BarlecajWinterthur120
    SenegalPape Omar FayeVaduz120
    SerbiaSamel ŠabanovićWil120
    14 SwitzerlandBoban MaksimovićWinterthur116
    BrazilGelson RodriguesChiasso110
    ItalyAlessandro IandoliConcordia Basel117
    ArgentinaJuan Manuel SaraVaduz (until January)111
    18 PortugalBruno ValenteChaux-de-Fonds100
    SwitzerlandSven LüscherKriens102
    20 ItalyGiuseppe NocitaKriens90
    SwitzerlandMarco SchneuwlyKriens90
    FranceGeoffrey TréandServette92
    BrazilPiuKriens90
    FranceMouellé KoumYverdon90
    GermanyIfet TaljevićWil93
    ItalyDario DragoBaulmes90
    AlbaniaKristian NushiWil90
    FranceJohnny SzlykowiczSR Delémont
    Neuchâtel Xamax
    90
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