BSC Young Boys Betting Stats

BSC Young Boys was founded in 1898 and the name was inspired by Basel club Old Boys. Young Boys won their first Swiss Championship in 1903 with wins over Zurich and FC Neuchatel. They managed three consecutive titles from 1909 to 1911 and established themselves as one of the best teams in Switzerland.

Young Boys also won Swiss Championships in 1920 and 1929. The first Swiss Cup title in the BSC Young Boys stats was from 1930. Right at the end of WWII, they won their second Swiss Cup title but had some difficult seasons ahead. They were relegated in 1947 but managed to return to the Swiss top flight in 1950.

The Bern club had an excellent period in the 1950s and won four consecutive Swiss League titles from 1956-57 to 1959-60. In the 1958-59 season, they managed the best-ever European Cup performance in the Young Boys stats. Young Boys reached the semifinals and managed to defeat Reims 1-0 at home. However, they fell 3-0 in the reverse fixture and got knocked out.

Longtime coach Albert Sing left the club in 1964 with four Swiss League titles and two Swiss Cup triumphs. After Sing stepped down, Young Boys struggled to win trophies but still held their place in the top tier domestic league. They finally broke a 13-year trophy drought in 1977 with a fifth Swiss Cup trophy.