AXA Women's Super League (Switzerland) Picks & Predictions
The AXA Women's Super League is the top division of women's soccer in Switzerland, sponsored by the insurer AXA. The league dates back to 1970 and has been called the Super League since 2020.
Ten teams play a regular season, then the top teams go into playoffs for the title. FC Zürich have won the most championships, and Servette Chênois won the 2025-26 title, their third, to complete a league and cup double.
Upcoming AXA Women's Super League games
AWSP gives every AXA Women's Super League match a pre-game read: home win, draw or away win.
- Fri, Oct 2 - 1:00 PM ETGrasshopper vs ZürichAWSP leans: Grasshopper (slight edge)
- Sat, Oct 3 - 11:00 AM ETYoung Boys vs LuzernAWSP leans: Young Boys (strong favorite)
- Sat, Oct 3 - 12:00 PM ETYverdon vs BaselAWSP leans: Basel (strong favorite)
- Sat, Oct 3 - 12:00 PM ETRapperswil Jona vs AarauAWSP leans: Rapperswil Jona (favorite)
- Sun, Oct 4 - 9:00 AM ETSt. Gallen vs Servette ChênoisAWSP leans: Servette Chênois (strong favorite)
Exact percentages for every game are in the free AWSP app.
Make your AXA Women's Super League picks freeHow AWSP works
AWSP is a free-to-play predictions game built only for women's sports. You start with free virtual coins, pick the results you believe in, and climb the leaderboard when you are right. There is no real-money gambling.
More Women's Soccer
- All Women's Soccer
- NWSL
- WSL
- Liga F
- Liga MX Femenil
- Première Ligue
- Frauen-Bundesliga
- Vrouwen Eredivisie
- A-Liga
- Belgian Super League
- Ekstraliga
- Superliga Feminină
- Orange liga
- Russian Superliga
FAQ
- When is the AXA Women's Super League season?
- Typical AXA Women's Super League season: Late summer to May, finishing with playoffs.
- Is AWSP free?
- Yes. AWSP is free to join and free to play. Picks use virtual coins, and there is no real-money gambling.
- What is the AWSP read?
- It is our model's pre-game view of each game, built from past results and recent form. On these pages we show who the model favors and how strongly. The exact percentages are in the free AWSP app.