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Dijon vs Laval is a competitive Ligue 2 matchup in which home wins, a draw and changing margins have shared the focus. Laval won 1-0 at home on 31 January 2023, while Dijon had answered with a 5-0 home victory on 26 December 2022. The teams also drew 2-2 in Laval on 19 February 2016, and Dijon won 2-0 at home on 26 September 2015.
Past matches, Dijon vs Laval
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Dijon
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4M
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6D
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31D
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71G
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14M
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22D
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29F
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20M
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11F
Laval Substitutes
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M
29
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D
24
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M
32
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F
17
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M
7
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G
1
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M
5
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M
33
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D
35
Match events
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3'⚽Samy Chouchane Normal Goal
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31'⚽Ange Lago Normal Goal (Asst: Tyris Dong)
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34'⚽Aboubakary Kante Normal Goal (Asst: Ethan Clavreul)
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45'Ylan Aka Yellow Card
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45' +2Moussa Faty Ylan Aka
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45'Jordan Marié Paul Bellon
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63'H. Vargas Ríos Brandon Nsimba Ndezi
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63'Júlio Tavares Tyris Dong
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68'Yanis Court Aboubakary Kante
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68'Corentin Fatou Sam Sanna
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73'⚽Ethan Clavreul Normal Goal (Asst: Corentin Fatou)
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76'C. Gourichy Alessio Beaudouin
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76'Julien Maggiotti Ethan Clavreul
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78'Mamadou Samassa Yellow Card
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79'⚽Júlio Tavares Penalty
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82'Adel Lembezat Yellow Card
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85'H. Vargas Ríos Yellow Card
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85'W. Diouf Adel Lembezat
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87'Joseph Samb Jules Gaudin
Stats for this game
Matchup Dijon VS Laval
Home margins move between the clubs
Dijon and Laval have each turned home advantage into a win in these meetings. Dijon beat Laval 5-0 on 26 December 2022 and 2-0 on 26 September 2015, while Laval won 1-0 at home on 31 January 2023. The margins differ sharply, so the setting matters without guaranteeing the same type of result.
Laval add a level contest
The teams drew 2-2 in Laval on 19 February 2016. That score supplies an open alternative to the home victories and shows that Laval can make the fixture difficult to separate. Dijon have a wider home result in the evidence, but Laval’s win and draw prevent a simple one-way reading.
A balance shaped by contrast
The matchup combines decisive home results with a shared score, leaving both venues relevant. Future meetings can bring another home margin or a tighter exchange, depending on which side turns its opportunities into a result. The existing evidence supports competition rather than a fixed order.