Ligue 1
Strasbourg
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Auxerre 4-4-2 Christophe Pelissier
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24
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29
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42
7
19
10
Starters
- 16 Donovan Léon
- 14 Gideon Mensah
- 24 Bryan Okoh
- 20 Sinaly Diomandé
- 29 Marvin Senaya
- 22 Fredrik Oppegård
- 5 Kévin Danois
- 42 Elisha Owusu
- 7 Josué Casimir
- 19 Danny Namaso
- 10 Lassine Sinayoko
Substitutes
4 Francisco Sierralta- 8 Naouirou Ahamada
18 Assane Dioussé
27 Lamine Sy- 31 Ryan Rodin
40 Théo De Percin- 41 Yvan Zaddy
- 44 Mamoudou Cissokho
92 Clement Akpa
Strasbourg 4-2-3-1 Gary O'Neil
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6
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24
42
29
20
19
80
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Starters
- 39 Mike Penders
- 3 Ben Chilwell
- 6 Ismael Doukouré
- 2 Andrew Omobamidele
- 24 Lucas Høgsberg
- 42 Abdoul Ouattara
- 29 Samir El Mourabet
- 20 Martial Godo
- 19 Julio Enciso
- 80 Gessime Yassine
- 15 David Datro Fofana
Substitutes
1 Karl-Johan Johnsson
8 Maxi Oyedele
9 Joaquin Panichelli
11 Sebastian Nanasi- 17 Mathis Amougou
27 Samuel Amo-Ameyaw
32 Valentín Barco- 50 Stefan Bajić
83 Rafael Luis
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Match Statistics
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4 Shots on Goal 5
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3 Shots off Goal 5
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10 Total Shots 13
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3 Blocked Shots 3
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7 Shots insidebox 8
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3 Shots outsidebox 5
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10 Fouls 11
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5 Corner Kicks 4
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1 Offsides 3
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28% Ball Possession 72%
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2 Yellow Cards 2
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0 Red Cards 0
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5 Goalkeeper Saves 4
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240 Total passes 673
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169 Passes accurate 606
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70% Passes % 90%
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0.73 expected_goals 0.74
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0 goals_prevented 0
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Recent Matches
- 2015-01-04 Auxerre 1 - 0 Strasbourg
- 2016-08-23 Auxerre 2 - 0 Strasbourg
- 2016-10-21 Strasbourg 2 - 1 Auxerre
- 2017-03-20 Auxerre 0 - 2 Strasbourg
- 2022-08-27 Auxerre 1 - 0 Strasbourg
- 2023-03-19 Strasbourg 2 - 0 Auxerre
- 2025-01-05 Strasbourg 3 - 1 Auxerre
- 2025-03-02 Auxerre 0 - 1 Strasbourg
- 2025-10-29 Strasbourg 3 - 0 Auxerre
- 2026-03-07 Auxerre 0 - 0 Strasbourg
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1. Match Summary
The match between Auxerre and Strasbourg ended in a 0-0 draw. While both teams had opportunities, neither could find the back of the net. The game was characterized by a dominant performance from Strasbourg in terms of possession, but Auxerre's defense and goalkeeper proved resilient. Key moments included yellow cards for both sides and a flurry of substitutions in the second half as both managers looked to change the game.
2. Team Performance Analysis
Strasbourg completely dominated possession with 72% of the ball, showcasing their ability to control the tempo of the game. Their passing accuracy of 90% highlights their efficiency in build-up play, completing 606 of their 673 passes. However, despite this control, they only managed a marginal edge in expected goals (0.74 vs 0.73 for Auxerre) and failed to convert their dominance into a goal. Their 13 total shots suggest attacking intent, but a lack of clinical finishing was evident.
Auxerre, in contrast, played a more reactive game, focusing on defensive solidity and counter-attacks. Their 28% possession reflects this approach. While their passing accuracy was lower at 70%, they still managed to complete a respectable 169 passes. They defended well, with their goalkeeper making 5 crucial saves, preventing Strasbourg from taking the lead. Their 7 shots inside the box indicate they did create some dangerous opportunities, but ultimately lacked the final touch. The higher number of yellow cards (2) compared to Strasbourg (2) suggests a more physical approach to disrupting the opposition's play.
The 'goals prevented' statistic being 0 for both teams indicates that neither goalkeeper was particularly outstanding in preventing goals *above* what was expected based on shot quality. The xG values being so close suggests a fairly even contest in terms of creating clear-cut chances, despite the possession disparity.