Swiss National League (hockey): power rankings

Season 2026/27 · updated 14 October 2026

The strongest side by the model is Zug: +1.11 goals per game against an average opponent. Biggest climber of the week: Lugano (+5). Zug are 10th in the table but 1st by strength — better than their points.

  • Best attackZurich3.34 goals per game
  • Best defenceZug2.08 conceded per game
  • Climber of the weekLugano▲5 · now 6
  • Faller of the weekDavos▼4 · now 10

Ranking

Rating — goal difference per game against an average opponent at a neutral venue. ▲▼ — places gained or lost in a week.

#TeamRatingAtt.Def.TableFormNext
1Zug+1.113.202.081017 October · at Ajoie (12)
2Zurich+0.963.342.38116 October · Rapperswil-Jona (14)
3▲2Fribourg+0.502.932.43417 October · Lugano (6)
4▼1Langnau Tigers+0.443.182.74316 October · at Servette (5)
5▼1Servette+0.242.612.37216 October · Langnau Tigers (4)
6▲5Lugano+0.183.112.92616 October · Davos (10)
7Bern+0.132.672.54916 October · Lausanne (8)
8▲1Lausanne−0.162.822.98714 October · Ajoie (12)
9▼1Biel−0.222.873.091316 October · Ajoie (12)
10▼4Davos−0.282.352.631116 October · at Lugano (6)
11▲1Ambri-Piotta−0.412.382.79816 October · at EHC Kloten (13)
12▼2Ajoie−0.452.603.05514 October · at Lausanne (8)
13▲1EHC Kloten−1.002.093.091416 October · Ambri-Piotta (11)
14▼1Rapperswil-Jona−1.012.343.351216 October · at Zurich (2)

How it is calculated

Only this season counts. The model rates every team’s attack and defence from this season’s matches — taking into account how strong the opponents were. The rating is the goal difference per game it expects against an average team of the league at a neutral venue. Every team starts with three games of league-average form, so a couple of lucky results early on do not make a leader.

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