**Thun's looking to keep the chaos train rolling**, while Grasshopper desperately need to tighten up after back-to-back losses at the Stockhorn Arena usually favors the hosts.

Thun's riding a wild stretch — beat St. Gallen 4-3 then got hammered 3-2 by Sion, so they're unpredictable but hungry at home. Grasshopper just hammered St. Gallen 2-0 but then imploded 5-2 at Vaduz; they're a mess right now, and Thun's historical grip over them (18 wins to 9) won't help matters. Missing both Cretì and Meyer is rough.

Key storylines:

- **Thun at home** have the edge and the head-to-head history on their side — this is their turf.
- **Grasshopper's soft defense** has leaked 5 goals in one match already this month; expect **Roth and Braschi** to get chances.
- **Ó. Clemente and Muci** carry Grasshopper's attacking load but need cover they just don't have right now.

Expected lineups:

- **FC Thun**: N. Steffen, M. Heule, J. Bamert, L. Passavant, F. Fehr, N. Reichmuth, F. Saiz, V. Matoshi, J. Roth, M. Gutbub, R. Braschi
- **Grasshopper Club Zürich**: J. Hammel, N. Rissi, L. Mikulić, B. Pllana, Y. Bettkober, M. G. Mújika, S. Stroscio, A. Abrashi, S. Krasniqi, N. Muci, Ó. Clemente

Prediction:

**Thun 2–1 Grasshopper** — home fortress advantage and Grasshopper's defensive holes point to a hosts win, though this fixture can get spicy.