Haguenau secured a convincing 3-1 victory over Dieppe in the French Championnat National 2 on 10 May 2026, moving them closer to the top of the table. The home side dominated from start to finish at the Stade de la Maurière.

Match Overview

Haguenau took control early, with midfielder Thomas Meyer opening the scoring in the 12th minute with a crisp strike from the edge of the box. Dieppe equalised against the run of play in the 28th minute through a header from forward Lucas Lefèvre, but that only spurred the home side into greater effort.

Just before half-time, Haguenau regained the lead when winger Kevin Schmitt’s cross was turned into his own net by Dieppe defender Mathieu Dubois. The second half was all Haguenau, and they sealed the win in the 67th minute when substitute Yannick Weber slotted home after a quick counter-attack.

Key Moments

• 12' – Meyer’s low drive beats the Dieppe keeper.
• 28' – Lefèvre heads home from a corner to level the score.
• 45+1' – Dubois’ own goal puts Haguenau back ahead.
• 67' – Weber finishes clinically after a pass from Schmitt.

Tactical Story

Haguenau employed a high-pressing 4-2-3-1 system, forcing Dieppe into mistakes. The visitors struggled to build from the back and often resorted to long balls, which Haguenau’s centre-backs dealt with comfortably. Dieppe’s equaliser came from a set piece, highlighting their lack of open-play threat. Haguenau’s width and quick transitions proved decisive.

Standout Players

Thomas Meyer (Haguenau) – Scored the opener and controlled midfield.
Kevin Schmitt (Haguenau) – Two assists, causing constant problems down the right flank.

Season Impact

The win lifts Haguenau to 3rd place in the group with 48 points, just two points behind leaders Bobigny. Dieppe remain in 14th, five points from safety, with their relegation fears deepening. Haguenau’s form makes them serious contenders for promotion to the third tier.