FC Thun still strong: Frith's first goal ensures home win

FC Thun still strong: Frith's first goal ensures home win

successful start of the season for FC Thun

FC Thun shows itself in excellent form in the current Challenge League season and was also able to win the second game. With a clear 2-0 against FC Vaduz, the Bernese Oberlanders secured three points again and strengthened their place at the top of the table.

a victory with a fighting spirit

The encounter took place in the home arena in front of 4,172 spectators. After a goalless first half, in which both teams fought hard around the ball, the Thun Leonardo Bertone scored the first goal in the 53rd minute. The Declan Frith, who came from England this summer, made the final score in the 81st minute with his first goal for the club. The two goals in the second half illustrated the superiority of Thuner, who always put FC Vaduz under pressure.

the view of the table

After this second victory, FC Thun is at the top of the table with 6 points from 2 games and a goal difference of 5: 1. This gives reason to hope for fans after the team narrowly missed promotion to the Super League last season. The second place in the table is taken by Etoile Carouge, followed by Stade Nyonnais and Bellinzona, which also perform well.

the start of the season and its importance

The first two games show that FC Thun has drawn the teachings from last season and is determined to create the promotion during this season. The integration of new players like Declan Frith seems to work and could be crucial for the rest of the season. A successful start of the season is not only important for the team, but also for the entire city of Thun, which stands behind her team and thus also strengthens local pride and identity.

an outlook on upcoming games

The next encounters will show whether Thun can keep this shape. The competition does not sleep, and every game will be crucial for the ambitions on the climb. The fans are excited and hope for continued successful appearances on their team.

- Nag