Breaking News: Servette FC Wins Historic Eighth Swiss Cup

100 Years of Tradition Culminates in Triumph

Servette FC defeated FC Basel 2-0 in the Swiss Cup final to win the club's eighth title. The victory marks a century of success for the Geneva-based club, which first lifted the Swiss Cup in 1924.

In a thrilling final, Servette FC dominated the match from start to finish. The team took an early lead through a goal from Patrick Pflücke in the 10th minute. Anthony Sauthier secured the victory with a goal late in the first half.

The victory is a major achievement for Servette FC, which has not won the Swiss Cup since 2001. The club's success is a testament to the hard work and dedication of its players, staff, and fans. It is also a victory for the canton of Geneva, which has a long and proud history in Swiss football.

Servette FC will now represent Switzerland in the UEFA Europa Conference League for the 2024-25 season. The club will be hoping to continue its success on the European stage after reaching the semi-finals of the UEFA Europa League in 2019.