Thun secured a 2:1 victory over Vicky-Münzingen in a club friendly on Wednesday evening. The result gives the hosts momentum as they approach the new season, while the visitors continue their search for consistency.
The match itself offered little in the way of spectacle, but the scoreline tells a simple story. Thun took the points, ending a run that had seen them drop more than they kept in their previous encounters.
Looking at the recent record, Thun have been mixed bag. They lost three of their last five games, including heavy defeats to Huttwil, but picked up a clean sheet in their opening fixture of the month with a 1:0 win. That result set the tone for what followed.
Vicky-Münzingen's situation looks more precarious. Their last five outings span three years and include a 1:7 thrashing by Olten and a 0:5 hammering from Basel. Even their sole win — a 10:2 demolition of Bülach in 2022 — suggests more about the opposition than their own quality.
By then, the gap between these two sides was already clear. Thun may not look like title contenders, but they are a step above a team that has not played a competitive fixture since 2024.
The final score of 2:1 does not reveal much about the performance, but the result matters. Thun ended a poor run and moved forward, while Vicky-Münzingen's struggles continue.