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Jacques "Jacky" Fatton (born 19 December 1925) is a former Swiss footballer.

He was capped 53 times and scored 29 goals for the Switzerland national football team, and played in two FIFA World Cups, scoring twice in 1950 and once in 1954. During his club career he played for Servette Genf and Olympique Lyonnais.

v • d • e Switzerland squad – 1950 FIFA World Cup GK Corrodi • GK Hug • GK Stuber • DF Bocquet • DF Gyger • DF Kernen • DF Lusenti • DF Neury • DF Rey • DF Soldini • DF Steffen • MF Eggimann • MF Quinche • FW Antenen • FW Bader • FW Beerli • FW Bickel • FW Fatton • FW Friedländer • FW Schneiter • FW Siegenthaler • FW Tamini • Coach: Andreoli

v • d • e Switzerland squad – 1954 FIFA World Cup 1 Eich • 2 Parlier • 3 Stuber • 4 Bocquet • 5 Flückiger • 6 Mathis • 7 Neury • 8 Bigler • 9 Casali • 10 Eggimann • 11 Eschmann • 12 Fesselet • 13 Frosio • 14 Kernen • 15 Antenen • 16 Ballaman • 17 Fatton • 18 Hügi • 19 Mauron • 20 Meier • 21 Riva • 22 Vonlanthen • Coach: Rappan

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