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Nice vs Strasbourg is a Ligue 1 matchup shaped by recurring swings and no dependable script. Nice won 2–0 in September 2023 and 2–1 in November 2024, while the teams drew 2–2 in April 2025 before Strasbourg answered 3–1 at home in April 2026. Those dated reversals make the fixture interesting beyond the table: a future meeting will ask whether Nice restore control or Strasbourg extend the challenge.
Past matches, Nice vs Strasbourg
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Strasbourg
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11M
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80F
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27F
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15F
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1G
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24D
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18M
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83M
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34M
Nice Substitutes
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F
25
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D
2
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M
24
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G
80
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M
22
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M
39
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M
10
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F
32
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F
90
Match events
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30'Andrew Omobamidele Yellow Card
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51'⚽Elye Wahi Normal Goal (Asst: Jonathan Clauss)
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59'Mohamed-Ali Cho Tom Louchet
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60'Mohamed-Ali Cho Yellow Card
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64'S. Nanasi E. Emegha
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64'G. Yassine B. Chilwell
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64'Gessime Yassine Ben Chilwell
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64'Sebastian Nanasi Emmanuel Emegha
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72'Samuel Amo-Ameyaw Maxi Oyedele
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73'Ali Abdi Morgan Sanson
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77'Diego Moreira Yellow Card
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79'Mohamed-Ali Cho Penalty confirmed
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82'⚽Elye Wahi Penalty
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84'Maxime Dupé Yellow Card
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87'C. Vanhoutte E. Wahi
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88'David Datro Fofana Andrew Omobamidele
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88'Charles Vanhoutte Elye Wahi
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90' +4Hicham Boudaoui Yellow Card
Stats for this game
Matchup Nice VS Strasbourg
Nice hold the clearer reference
Nice’s wins in September 2023 and November 2024 show authority in this matchup. The 2–0 home result in September 2023 was followed by a 2–1 victory at the same venue in November 2024, giving Nice the sharper edge in those fixed examples. That sequence does not settle the identity of the fixture, but it explains why Strasbourg must respect Nice’s ability to make a narrow advantage stand.
Strasbourg can swing the balance
Strasbourg’s response came in two different forms. The 2–2 draw at home in April 2025 featured a late equaliser after the hosts had turned the game around, while Strasbourg won 3–1 there in April 2026. Together, those scores show a side capable of recovery and a more complete home performance. The pairing therefore remains a test of who manages the turning points better. A future meeting will ask whether Nice restore control or Strasbourg carry their home pressure into another contest.