Sierre beat Chamonix Mont-Blanc 5:4 in a club friendly on Thursday, 21 August 2026. The match came just three days after the two sides met, when Chamonix had taken a 4:3 win. By then, both teams were still finding their rhythm ahead of the new season, and this encounter served as another test for each squad.
The result gives Sierre a slight edge in their recent head-to-head record. They had drawn level in form recently, with losses to Olten and wins against La Chaux-de-Fond earlier in the spring. Chamonix came into the fixture on a different note, having beaten Sierre last time out but also suffering narrow defeats to Anglet and Sergi-Pontoise in April.
and here's the thing — five goals each suggests both sides were willing to attack rather than sit back. The scoreline doesn't tell you who dominated or how the momentum shifted. What it does show is that neither team could hold their shape for the full ninety minutes, and the match opened up for whoever took their chances.
to be fair, neither side was in great form coming in. Sierre's last four results included two losses and two convincing wins, while Chamonix mixed narrow defeats with comfortable victories over Gap. The friendly offered a chance to shake off the rust without the pressure of competitive points on the line.
The match finished at 18:00 local time, and the final tally of 5:4 puts Sierre ahead in this particular chapter of their rivalry. Both teams now have a record of results to reflect on before whatever comes next in their programmes.