0 – 6
“Joel Almada Monteiro opened the scoring with an assist from Alvyn Sanches, giving Young Boys an early foothold after Nils Reichmuth had already tested the Thun goal minutes earlier.”
Pivotal“Edimilson Fernandes made it 3-0 before the interval, completing a dominant first-half display from Young Boys that left Thun with an insurmountable mountain to climb at the break.”
Pivotal“Nicolas Bürgy's foul handed Young Boys a penalty, which Samuel Essende duly converted to make it 4-0 — ending any theoretical hopes Thun's half-time changes might have inspired.”
Pivotal“Kastriot Imeri swept home the fifth goal just two minutes after coming off the bench, underlining Young Boys' depth and Thun's total inability to organise any defensive resistance.”
“Samuel Essende put the finishing touch on a humiliating afternoon for Thun, completing the 6-0 scoreline in stoppage time to confirm one of the heaviest opening-day defeats in recent Swiss top-flight memory.”
Outstanding performance

Young Boys were utterly merciless from the opening exchanges, establishing a 3-0 lead before the break and never allowing Thun a foothold in the match. With 60% possession, 21 shots to Thun's 10, and 14 attempts on target compared to just three from the hosts, the statistics paint the picture of a team completely in control. Joel Almada Monteiro struck early at the 10-minute mark, assisted by Alvyn Sanches, before Lewin Blum added a second just after the half-hour and Edimilson Fernandes made it three before the interval. Thun's triple substitution at half-time was a clear signal of desperation, but it did nothing to stem the tide — Essende converted a penalty on 55 minutes, Kastriot Imeri added a fifth in the 68th minute, and Essende completed the rout deep into stoppage time. For Thun, sitting in the relegation zone heading into the season, this opening-day capitulation raises serious questions about their capacity to compete at this level, while Young Boys signal their title credentials emphatically.
How entertaining was this match?
The Berner Derby arrives early in the Swiss Super League season as Thun host Young Boys at the Stockhorn Arena, both sides carrying winning momentum from their opening-round victories. Thun are desperate to erase the memory of a brutal 3-8 humiliation at the hands of YB in their last derby meeting, giving this regular-season clash a fierce edge. With Young Boys fresh off a 4-2 dismantling of Sion and the home crowd roaring for redemption, Saturday night promises fireworks under the Stockhorn Arena lights.