Offense is Thun’s strongest link, netting 80 goals in their 38 league matches last season. Keeping their net intact on the road in European competitions looks like mission impossible for Dinamo Zagreb, so BTTS is the best bet.
Key Stats
- Thun have seen BTTS in 6 of their last 7 matches (including pre-season).
- Dinamo Zagreb have seen BTTS in 6 of their last 8 away matches.
No Previous Meetings
This is going to be the first head to head clash between Thun and Dinamo Zagreb.
Thun Coming off a Historic Season
Just one season after they were promoted to the top flight, Thun caused a massive upset and won the Swiss Super League last season for the first time in club’s history.
Mauro Lustrinelli was their head manager in this historic run, but he made a move to Union Berlin this summer, while Thun appointed Gian-Luca Privitelli as his replacement.
The Swiss champions had mixed results in their pre-season friendlies, beating Xamax 6-2, then drawn against Elversberg 1-1, while losing to Mannheim 2-1 in their final test match.
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Dinamo Zagreb reclaimed throne in the HNL last season and secured their 26th domestic title in dominant fashion, ending the 2025/26 season 18 points ahead of 2nd placed Hajduk Split.
The Blues also lifted the Croatian Cup thanks to a 2-0 victory against Rijeka in the grand finals, Luka Stojkovic scoring both goals in the second half.
Mario Kovacevic’s side also looked solid in their preparation matches earlier this month, beating Radomlje 3-0, Grosuplje 9-0 and Koper 4-2, while the final game against LNZ Cherkasy ended 0-0.
Team News
Defender Genis Montolio is out with a ligament injury and won't be back for at least two more months. Two regular members of the roster from last season Elmin Rastoder and Frantz-Ethan Meichtry have left the club.
Dinamo Zagreb sold one of their best performers from the previous campaign Sandro Kulenovic to Torino, while acquiring Mislav Orsic and Dani Rodriguez.