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Grenoble vs Boulogne: Bottom-Third Ligue 2 Clash at Stade des Alpes

Two sides sitting in the bottom third of Ligue 2 meet on Friday evening, separated by just two points in the table.

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·15 Oct·2 min read
Grenoble vs Boulogne: Bottom-Third Ligue 2 Clash at Stade des Alpes
Grenoble vs Boulogne: Bottom-Third Ligue 2 Clash at Stade des AlpesPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Grenoble host Boulogne at Stade des Alpes on Friday evening in a Ligue 2 Regular Season match that pits two sides from the bottom third of the 18-team table against one another. With just two points separating them, the standings make this a fixture of considerable weight for both clubs.

Grenoble sit 14th with eight points from eight matches, recording two wins, two draws and four defeats. Their goals record stands at 8-13. The hosts have taken seven points from their last five matches, a run that includes wins away at Rodez and Laval, a draw at home to Clermont Foot, a defeat at home to Annecy, and a 2-0 defeat away to Montpellier.

Boulogne occupy 16th place on six points, also from eight matches. They are yet to register a win this season, with six draws and two defeats to their name, and a goals record of 4-6. Their last five matches have yielded four points, a sequence made up entirely of draws and losses — including a 1-2 defeat at home to Nantes and draws against Sochaux, Clermont Foot, Dijon and Montpellier.

The head-to-head record between the sides offers a split picture. When the two clubs met at this same ground on 27 February 2026, the match finished 0-0. Before that, Boulogne won 3-1 at home against Grenoble on 21 November 2025.

Grenoble's superior goals tally and recent form points stand in contrast to Boulogne's stubborn but winless record. Friday's match at Stade des Alpes kicks off at 18:00 UTC.

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