Grasshoppers v Vaduz prediction

What to expect

Grasshoppers host Vaduz in a Swiss Super League clash on 31 October 2026. The home side sit near the bottom of the table while Vaduz are a little higher, but both are fighting to stay clear of the relegation zone. A win for either side will give a small boost, but a draw keeps the gap tight. The two clubs have split their recent meetings evenly, with two wins each and one draw, and those games have produced almost four goals on average, so we can expect an open encounter.

Grasshoppers have not been in good form over their last eight matches. They drew 0-0 with Basel away, then lost 2-0 to Young Boys at home, suffered a 5-1 defeat at Luzern, and fell 5-2 to Sion at home. Their only win came 1-0 against Thun away and they also drew 2-2 with Zurich at home. In those eight games they have scored ten goals and let in nineteen. They have kept three clean sheets but have also failed to score in two matches. The last four home games show one win, one draw and two losses, and they have gone four games without a win.

Vaduz have also struggled, especially away from home. Their most recent result was a 2-1 loss to Servette on the road. Before that they beat Basel 3-0 at home, then lost 2-1 to Thun at home, 2-1 to Zurich away, beat Lausanne 3-1 at home and lost 2-1 to Luzern away. In eight matches they have found the net 17 times while conceding 15. They have kept only one clean sheet and have not won any of their last four away games. Seven of those eight matches featured goals from both sides, showing a tendency for open play.

The two clubs have met five times before, with each side winning twice and one draw. Those games have averaged 3.8 goals, and the most recent meeting ended in a 5-2 victory for Vaduz on 30 August 2026. The history suggests both teams are capable of scoring and that the matches are rarely defensive. Given the recent form – Grasshoppers scoring only ten in eight games and Vaduz scoring 17 in the same span – we expect another high-scoring affair with chances at both ends.

Our pick is both teams to score. The numbers show Grasshoppers are likely to find the net 74 % of the time and Vaduz 79 % of the time, and both sides have scored in seven of Vaduz’s eight recent games. The price of 1.36 is shorter than our own view of the game, making it attractive. For the pick to fail, both sides would need to keep a clean sheet, which has only happened once for Grasshoppers in their last eight games and not at all for Vaduz. We feel the odds are worth taking.