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Reims vs Dunkerque is a Ligue 2 matchup marked by narrow margins and results across venues. Reims drew 3-3 at home on 14 August 2026, following a 1-1 draw at Dunkerque on 9 March 2026. Dunkerque had won 2-1 away at Reims on 1 November 2025, while a 2-2 friendly draw from 18 July 2020 adds background rather than a direct competitive comparison.
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Reims
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12G
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21D
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44
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5D
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7F
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10F
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77F
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48F
Dunkerque Substitutes
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G
73
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D
24
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D
21
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M
18
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M
19
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M
25
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F
7
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F
94
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M
17
Match events
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36'⚽A. Lebeau Normal Goal
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42'⚽M. Tia Normal Goal
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46'A. Gadou M. Daramy
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49'⚽Y. Fofana Normal Goal
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52'Allan Linguet Yellow Card
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55'⚽Y. Fofana Normal Goal (Asst: A. Gadou)
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60'T. Massock M. Decherf
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60'L. Vallier V. Mayela
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60'L. Vallier V. Mayela
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60'T. Massock M. Decherf
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61'K. Ayari A. Daho
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61'S. Keita E. Prutsev
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61'S. Keita E. Prutsev
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61'K. Ayari A. Daho
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62'T. Diarrassouba S. Soumano
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62'Y. El Kachati A. Kashi
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63'Daouda Guindo Yellow Card
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72'⚽S. Keita Normal Goal (Asst: T. Robinet)
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74'Armel Zohouri Red Card
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76'E. Mayilla J. Morel
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76'J. Mambuku Y. Fofana
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77'Khalil Ayari Yellow Card
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85'Thomas Robinet Yellow Card
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85'Samuel Kotto Yellow Card
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87'J. Otomewo M. Tia
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90' +4Souleymane Keita Yellow Card
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90'⚽T. Robinet Penalty
Stats for this game
Matchup Reims VS Dunkerque
Draws keep the matchup open
Reims and Dunkerque shared a 3-3 draw in Reims on 14 August 2026, a six-goal scoreline that nevertheless settled without a winner. Their meeting in Dunkerque on 9 March 2026 finished 1-1, so the venue changed while the result stayed level. These two Ligue 2 scores support a cautious reading: neither side can claim a consistent edge from the paired outcomes alone.
Dunkerque’s away success adds a counterpoint
On 1 November 2025, Dunkerque won 2-1 away at Reims in Ligue 2. The one-goal margin gives the visitors a concrete result in this pairing, while the draws show why that advantage is not conclusive. A 2-2 friendly draw in Reims on 18 July 2020 sits outside the competitive frame; it provides background on the fixture without carrying the same evidential weight.
Future meetings can test the balance
The useful question for another competitive meeting is whether one side can convert a close game into a decisive result, especially with home advantage switching between Reims and Dunkerque. The scores point to fine margins and shared venues, not a settled hierarchy. Any future conclusion should therefore rest on the competition and match setting as well as the final score.