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Match Information

Stade Francis-Le-Blé Ligue 1
Last updated: October 03, 2026 at 05:02 UTC

Match Overview

Stade Brestois 29 host Angers at Stade Francis-Le-Blé on October 10 in a Regular Season - 6 fixture, with both sides looking to build momentum as the Ligue 1 table begins to take shape. Brest sit 11th while Angers occupy 7th, a gap that reflects recent trends more than any wide gulf in quality, and this meeting offers both clubs a chance to climb further before the season progresses.

Form is the defining storyline here. Brest arrive having lost their last two league matches, falling 2-1 at Auxerre on September 20 and 0-1 at home to Paris Saint Germain on September 13, sandwiched around an earlier run of a win, a draw, and a draw. That 0-1 scoreline against PSG suggests defensive solidity even in defeat, but the inability to find the net in that match and the concession of two at Auxerre point to inconsistency at both ends. Angers, by contrast, enter on the back of a 2-0 home win over Estac Troyes on September 19 and a goalless draw at Le Havre on September 12, having also beaten Auxerre 3-1 away on August 29. Their only blemishes in the sample are a 1-2 home loss to Rennes and a 0-2 home defeat to Lille, both coming against sides that finished above them in those matches. The visitors' tendency to perform better on the road and in tighter contests, paired with their current 7th-place standing, suggests they travel to Brittany with more rhythm than their hosts.

Squad availability is not a complicating factor for either side, with no injuries reported for Brest or Angers heading into this round, meaning both Julien Lachuer and Stephane Gilli should be able to select from full-strength groups. With both squads at full availability, the tactical approach and in-game execution will likely decide the outcome rather than enforced absences. Overall, Angers' superior recent form and league position make them the side with greater momentum, while Brest will look to home advantage to arrest their two-match losing run.

Predicted Lineups

Stade Brestois 29 Stade Brestois 29

E. Selvik; K. Lala, R. Le Guen, G. Lloris, B. Locko; J. Chotard, H. Magnetti, G. Versini, K. Doumbia, P. Mboup; L. Ajorque

Angers Angers

A. Lopes; C. Arcus, O. Camara, J. Lefort, J. Kalulu; J. Allevinah, Y. Belkhdim, B. van den Boomen, A. Sbai; A. El Ouazzani, P. Peter

Team Form Analysis

Stade Brestois 29

Stade Brestois 29

League Position: 11
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Stade Brestois 29 Form Analysis

Brest's recent run shows a club oscillating between competitiveness and costly lapses. Across their last five league outings they have managed one win, two draws, and two defeats, with the losing streak arriving in their two most recent matches. The 2-2 draws against Toulouse and Le Mans point to an attack capable of scoring in bunches, with L. Ajorque and the midfield unit of J. Chotard and K. Doumbia contributing to a reasonably open style. However, the 0-1 home defeat to Paris Saint Germain and the 2-1 loss at Auxerre highlight a defense that has struggled to see out matches against both elite and mid-table opposition. The away win at Le Havre, 2-1, remains the highlight of this stretch, proving Brest can get results on the road. Conceding in four of their last five matches is a concerning pattern, and with two straight losses heading into this fixture, Julien Lachuer's side will need a response at home to steady their season.

Angers

Angers

League Position: 7
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Angers Form Analysis

Angers arrive with the more encouraging recent trajectory, picking up two wins, one draw, and two losses across their last five league matches, including positive results in two of their last three. The 2-0 home win over Estac Troyes on September 19 and the earlier 3-1 away victory at Auxerre on August 29 demonstrate an attack led by A. El Ouazzani and P. Peter that can be clinical against varied opposition. The goalless draw at Le Havre on September 12 also reflects defensive discipline on the road. Their setbacks came against Rennes (1-2 at home) and Lille (0-2 at home), suggesting their main vulnerability lies in matches at their own ground against stronger sides, a notable contrast to their away form. With Stephane Gilli's side having scored multiple goals in two of their last three fixtures, and conceding only four goals total across the full five-match sample, Angers' balance between defensive solidity and attacking output gives them a platform to build on their current 7th-place standing.

Head-to-Head

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7 Wins
1 Draws
2 Wins
17
Goals Scored
5

Recent Meetings

Date Home Score Away
2026-05-17 Stade Brestois 29 1 - 1 Angers
2025-09-28 Angers 0 - 2 Stade Brestois 29
2025-03-09 Stade Brestois 29 2 - 0 Angers
2025-01-05 Angers 2 - 0 Stade Brestois 29
2024-01-06 Stade Brestois 29 1 - 0 Angers
2023-01-29 Stade Brestois 29 4 - 0 Angers
2022-08-21 Angers 1 - 3 Stade Brestois 29
2022-07-20 Stade Brestois 29 2 - 0 Angers
2022-07-20 Angers 0 - 2 Stade Brestois 29
2022-03-20 Angers 1 - 0 Stade Brestois 29

Memorable Matches

The history between these two clubs includes some lopsided results that highlight the fluctuating nature of this fixture. Stade Brestois 29's 4-0 win on January 29, 2023, stands out as the most emphatic result in the recorded meetings, a dominant home performance. More recently, the sides played out a 1-1 draw on May 17, 2026, showing how tightly balanced encounters between these two have become in the current era. Angers have also had their moments, including a 2-0 home win on January 5, 2025, proving they are capable of getting the better of Brest on their own patch. With results swinging between routs and stalemates, this fixture has rarely followed a predictable pattern.

Venue Factor

Stade Francis-Le-Blé provides Brest with a familiar home setting as they look to arrest their recent two-match losing run. Home support will be significant given the context, with Brest aiming to use the crowd to generate the kind of attacking rhythm seen in their 2-2 draw with Toulouse earlier in the season. For Angers, travel form has been a relative strength this season, underlined by their goalless draw at Le Havre on September 12 and their 3-1 win at Auxerre on August 29, both suggesting a team comfortable absorbing pressure away from home. The atmosphere at St

Injury Concerns

Stade Brestois 29
B. Chardonnet Calf Injury
Out
R. Cagnon Shoulder Injury
Out
M. Diambou Ankle Injury
Out
N. Edjouma Muscle Injury
Out
Angers
L. Mouton Inactive
Out