ST. GALLEN, Switzerland (Interstat) — Two substitutes — Michael Heule and Corsin Konietzke — each scored and assisted as Saint Gallen W and Thun played to a 1-1 draw Sunday in the Swiss Super League at Kybunpark.

Heule, a substitute, scored in the 73rd minute with an assist from fellow substitute Kastriot Imeri to cancel out Konietzke’s opener for Thun in the 65th minute. Konietzke, a midfielder, also recorded an assist. Defender Chima Okoroji and midfielder Betim Fazliji each contributed an assist as well, giving the match five players with direct involvement in goals.

Thun struck first when Konietzke found the net off a feed from Okoroji. Saint Gallen W responded eight minutes later when Heule converted after receiving the ball from Imeri. The goal-scorers also provided assists on the other end, with Konietzke setting up a Thun chance and Heule creating an opportunity for Saint Gallen W, though the final tally remained one each.

The first half ended scoreless despite several forays into the attacking third. Okoroji’s yellow card in the 21st minute was the only caution before the break. Konietzke broke the deadlock early in the second half, and Heule’s equalizer came after sustained pressure from the home side.

The match saw five yellow cards total. Okoroji was cautioned in the 21st minute, Konietzke in the 43rd, Imeri in the 68th, Fazliji in the 76th and Heule in the seventh minute of stoppage time.

The result left both teams with identical records in the Super League: 0 wins, 0 losses, 1 draw. Overall this season across all competitions, Thun holds a 25-12-4 mark, while Saint Gallen W stands at 19-8-3.

Thun entered the contest on a three-game losing streak, including an 8-3 defeat to Young Boys on May 14, a 2-0 loss at Sion II on May 10 and a 3-1 loss at Basel on May 2. Before that, Thun had alternated results, falling to Lugano 1-0 on April 25 before beating Schaffhausen 4-2 on April 19 and edging Basel 3-1 on April 18. The team had also posted a 2-1 win at Young Boys on March 8 and a 2-2 draw at Saint Gallen W on March 5.

Saint Gallen W came in with two wins in its last three outings, beating Basel 3-1 on May 14 and Lugano 2-1 on May 10, before falling 3-0 at Sion II on May 3. The team had also beaten Young Boys 2-1 on April 26 and drawn 1-1 with Lugano on March 17, and had a 3-0 win over Basel on March 8. Saint Gallen W’s overall form this season has included stretches of consistent scoring, with the side averaging nearly two goals per game.

The teams have met three times previously this season. The most recent encounter, on March 5, also ended in a draw, 2-2. Prior to that, Saint Gallen W won 2-0 at Thun on Dec. 13, 2025, and Thun won 2-1 at Saint Gallen W on Oct. 4, 2025. The head-to-head series has been closely contested, with each side claiming victories at home and on the road.

Both teams now turn their attention to their next Super League fixtures. Thun will look to build on the draw after a difficult stretch, while Saint Gallen W aims to turn the single point into a winning run.

No point spread or over-under was listed for the match.