BSC Old Boys 0 – 2 Delémont
Switzerland Division 1 League – Matchday 34 | 23 May 2026

Delémont Secure Vital Away Win at BSC Old Boys

Delémont earned a valuable three points with a commanding 2–0 victory over BSC Old Boys at the Stadion Schützenmatte. A disciplined defensive display and clinical finishing in the second half proved enough to overcome a spirited but wasteful home side.

Even First Half

The opening 45 minutes were a cautious affair. BSC Old Boys enjoyed slightly more possession but struggled to carve out clear chances. Delémont’s defence, marshalled by experienced centre‑back Yannick Bühler, stood firm. The visitors’ best opportunity came from a counter‑attack that saw striker Kevin Gfeller shoot straight at the goalkeeper.

Old Boys’ midfielder Luca Schär had a shot tipped over the bar in the 34th minute, but the half ended goalless with both sides feeling they could do more.

Delémont Break Through

The visitors came out with renewed purpose after the interval. In the 53rd minute, Delémont took the lead. A quick free‑kick found right‑back Jonas Zimmermann, who delivered a low cross into the box. Gfeller was first to react, slotting home from six yards out.

Old Boys pushed for an equaliser and twice came close – first when a header from captain Marco Bischoff hit the post, and then when substitute Denis Kllokoqi forced a fine save from Delémont goalkeeper Fabio Moser.

The knockout blow came in the 78th minute. Delémont broke forward at speed; midfielder Elia Righetti played a perfectly weighted through‑ball to striker Sandro Häfliger, who calmly rounded the goalkeeper and rolled the ball into an empty net to make it 2–0.

Key Figures

• Kevin Gfeller (Delémont) – Opened the scoring and worked tirelessly up front.
• Fabio Moser (Delémont) – Made three important saves to preserve the clean sheet.
• Yannick Bühler (Delémont) – Commanding at the back, winning headers and cutting out danger.

What It Means

The victory lifts Delémont into mid‑table, giving them breathing room in the Division 1 League. For BSC Old Boys, this defeat keeps them in the relegation mix, and they will need to improve their finishing in the final run‑in.

Delémont’s away form has been a key factor in their campaign, and this professional performance will give them confidence as they look to finish the season strongly.