Olten vs Landshut: match preview on 4 September 2026

Olten are the clear favourites for this Club Friendly on 4 September 2026. The gap in recent form is too wide to bridge: Olten have won four of their last five matches while Landshut have managed only one win across the same period. That difference in momentum, combined with Olten's prolific attacking output, makes a comfortable home result likely.

The hosts have been strong. Their last five results show four wins and a single defeat, with 25 goals scored and only 12 conceded. The most recent outing ended 3:1 away at Basel, and before that they dismantled Arosa 4:1 at home. The only blemish came in a 3:5 loss to Biel, but even that match produced three goals for Olten. They have not lost since 26 August, and their attacking output has been consistent — seven goals against GCK Lions and eight against Ticino Rockets in consecutive home matches.

Landshut's record tells a different story entirely. One win, three defeats, and 17 goals scored against 27 conceded paints a picture of a side struggling to find consistency. Four of their five matches came against Krefeld Pinguine in March, and they lost three of those encounters, including a 4:12 hammering at home. The only positive result was a 7:3 win away at Düsseldorf on 13 March, but that was over five weeks ago. Their defensive frailties are evident — they have conceded five or more goals in three of the last four matches.

The goal statistics reinforce the disparity. Olten average five goals per game across their recent run, while Landshut have conceded 5.4 goals per game. The hosts scored eight goals in a single match against Ticino Rockets and seven against GCK Lions, demonstrating an attack that can exploit weak defences. Landshut's inability to contain opponents is particularly concerning given Olten's current form. A side that concedes that freely against DEL2 opposition will face a stern test against an attacking Olten side.

The prediction changes if Landshut adopt a deeply defensive approach and Olten fail to break them down. A 0:0 or 1:1 scoreline would undermine the prediction, though the current form data does not suggest that outcome is likely.

Olten to win