Colmar and Dieppe played out a goalless draw in a French Championnat National 2 fixture that kicked off on March 29, 2026. The match at Colmar's home ground ended in a 0-0 stalemate, a result that did little to help either side's ambitions in the lower reaches of the French fourth-tier league table. The game was a tight and cagey affair, with both teams prioritizing defensive solidity over attacking flair. The first half saw few clear-cut chances, with both midfields canceling each other out. The best opportunity of the opening period fell to the home side, but a header from a corner was comfortably saved. Dieppe grew into the match after the interval, enjoying more possession and forcing a series of saves from the Colmar goalkeeper, but they lacked the final touch to break the deadlock. The key focus point was a disallowed goal for Dieppe in the 70th minute, ruled out for a marginal offside call after a lengthy consultation between the referee and his assistant. Standout performances came from both sets of center-backs, who were dominant in the air and quick to snuff out any danger. The single point leaves both teams in a congested mid-table area, with Colmar likely more satisfied with a clean sheet at home. The managers echoed the sentiment of a missed opportunity, with the Dieppe coach stating, "We controlled large parts of the game but couldn't find the quality in the final third," while the Colmar manager noted, "A point is a point, but we know we must be more creative at home."