Click on the menu on the left for details of the big 4....Below you will find information on the other top flight sides.  Pictures courtosey of Worldstadiums.com.  If you want an overview of who plays where in Switzerland then go to Footiemap.com to access their Switzerland Football map.

FC Aarau
Bahnhofstrasse 55
5001 Aarau
Tel: +41 62 836 20 82
Web: http://www.fcaarau.ch

Stadium: Brügglifeld
13,332 Capacity – 1,532 Seats
Seats – CHF 40 Standing – CHF 23

FC Luzern
Horwerstrasse 34
6005 Luzern
Tel: +41 317 00 80
Web: http://www.fcl.ch
Stadium: Stadion Allmend Luzern
18,400 Capacity – 6,900 Seats
Seats – CHF45 Standing – CHF 24

FC Neuchâtel Xamax
Rue de la Pierre-a-Mazel 10
220 Neuchâtel
Tel: +41 32 725 44 28
Web: http://www.xamax.ch

Stadium: Stade de la Maladière Neuchâtel
11,977 Capacity – All seater
Seats – CHF25 to CHF 50

FC Sion
Stade de Tourbillon
Rue des Echutes 38
1950 Sion
Tel: +41 27 747 13 13
Web ://www.fc-sion.ch

Stadium: Tourbillion Sion
20,200 Capacity – 8,700 Seats
Seats – CHF40 Standing – CHF19
 

The following two teams were relegated at the end of the season and will be replaced by Liechtenstein's FC Vaduz (Click here for details) and AC Bellinzona who also reached the Swiss Cup Final last season.  Their Stadio Comunale holds just over 2,000 fans.

FC Gallen
Heiligkreuzstrasse 16
9009 St Gallen
Tel: + 41 71 243 0909
Web: http://www.fcsg.ch
Stadium: Stadion Espenmoos 13,000 Capacity – 5,000 Seats
Seats – CHF 51 Standing CHF 19.50.  Less than an hour by train from Zurich, although the ground is a 2 mile walk from the station or bus line 3.

Thanks to Steve Palmer for the above information

FC Thun
FC Thun Betriebs AG
Postfach 2151
3601 Thun
Tel: +41 33 225 18 98
Web: http://www.fcthun.ch
Stadium: Stadion Lachen Thun
9,540 Capacity – 1,694 Seats
Seats – CHF 45  Standing CHF 22

At the half way point in the league FC Zurich lead the way from FC Basel and Young Boys in another predictable season.  At the bottom FC Luzern are bottom with Vaduz and Bellinzona just above - it will be a long hard second half for these three.  Zurich continued their form throughout the whole season, winning the title by six points from Young Boys, with FCB finishing in a disappointing third place, and cost Christian Gross his job. 

In the Swiss Cup FC Concordia Basel produced the shock of the round by beating Xamax 4-0 to set up a quarter final tie in March with FC Luzern.  Sion in the end won the cup, coming from two down to beat Young Boys 3-2 in the final.

In Europe the picture was very bleak.  Despite becoming the first Swiss club to reach the Champions League Group Stages in almost a decade, FC Basel picked up just one point from games versus Barcelona, Sporting Lisbon and Shakhtar Donestk.  Add this to the dismal display by teams in the UEFA Cup where all of them were out by the final qualifying round and you can see that Swiss football is not in the best shape.