2003–04 Swiss Challenge League

FC Schaffhausen won the 2003–04 Swiss Challenge League, gaining promotion to the Swiss Super League for the following season.

Final classification

Pos	Team	Pld	W	D	L	GF	GA	GD	BP	Pts
1	FC Schaffhausen	32	17	9	6	52	39	+13	24	84
2	FC Vaduz	32	16	9	7	56	34	+22	22	79
3	FC Chiasso	32	16	6	10	49	31	+18	24	78
4	FC Malcantone Agno	32	16	7	9	48	38	+10	18	73
5	FC Wohlen	32	12	14	6	46	39	+7	22	72
6	FC Sion^[a]	32	13	11	8	47	33	+14	20	70
7	Yverdon-Sport FC	32	12	10	10	50	37	+13	24	70
8	SC Kriens	32	14	7	11	44	40	+4	18	67
9	FC Concordia Basel	32	15	6	11	54	48	+6	14	65
10	FC Lucerne	32	12	10	10	46	43	+3	18	64
11	AC Bellinzona	32	13	3	16	47	58	−11	14	56
12	FC Bulle	32	9	10	13	42	54	−12	12	49
13	FC Meyrin	32	9	10	13	43	53	−10	10	47
14	FC Baden	32	9	4	19	38	57	−19	10	41
15	FC Winterthur	32	8	6	18	38	47	−9	10	40
16	FC La Chaux-de-Fonds	32	7	7	18	25	47	−22	8	36
17	SR Delémont	32	6	7	19	37	64	−27	4	29

Source: ^{[citation needed]}
Rules for classification: During the season, the winner of each confrontation return received 2 bonus points. This system will be abolished for the season 2004–05.
Notes:

^ FC Sion was admitted into the Challenge League October 29, 2003. He caught the late games thereafter.

Play-off

May 29, 2004 Neuchâtel Xamax - FC Vaduz 2-0
May 31, 2004 FC Vaduz - Neuchâtel Xamax 2-1

Promotions

FC Schaffhausen is promoted Super League
FC Wil replaces

Relegation

SR Delémont is relegated to the Swiss 1. Liga
FC La Chaux-de-Fonds is not relegated following the arrival of FC Sion and the need to increase the league to 18 clubs
SC YF Juventus and FC Baulmes joined the League Challenge

External links

(in German and French) Swiss Challenge League

[table_note_SIO0.29983460637733-1] FC Sion was admitted into the Challenge League October 29, 2003. He caught the late games thereafter.

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