The 1985/86 season marked a turning point in the history of BSC Young Boys. After several years in which the championship title seemed elusive for the Bernese side, it was finally time for the fans to have a reason to celebrate. Under the experienced coach Timo Konietzka, YB managed to play an impressive season that would go down in Swiss football history.

A key moment was the match against FC Aarau, held on April 26, 1986. The Young Boys were on a high and dominated the game from the first minute. With an impressive 4-1 victory, they took a giant step towards the championship, showcasing that they were ready to reclaim their place at the top. The combination of seasoned players like captain and goalkeeper Hanspeter Rüti and rising talents such as striker Marco Walker made the team a formidable unit.

What made this season particularly special was the passion and togetherness of the squad. In every match, the Young Boys demonstrated that they could operate not just as individual players, but as a cohesive team. The fans in Bern felt the energy and tireless effort of their players, creating an unmatched atmosphere in the stadium. This support extended beyond home games; fans accompanied the team on away matches, ensuring that the Young Boys were never alone.

On the final matchday of the season, May 31, 1986, the tension was palpable. YB faced FC St. Gallen and needed just a point to secure the title. The stadium was packed, the fans were in celebratory spirits, and the players were poised to make history. With a 1-1 draw, the Young Boys clinched the championship title, leading to jubilant celebrations. The streets of Bern were flooded with celebrating fans, honoring their team for the hard-fought success.

The championship of 1986 was more than just a title. It was a symbol of the Young Boys' return to the pinnacle of Swiss football. The club had reinvented itself and demonstrated that it was ready to compete in the top league. This season remains not only etched in the hearts of fans but also stands out as one of the most glorious epochs in the history of BSC Young Boys.