Ligue 2 is a football league in Tunisia, with recorded coverage from the 2020 through 2025 seasons. On this page, visitors can follow live scores, fixtures, results and standings, alongside player and team statistics for the competition. The page brings these core match and performance details together for ongoing reference across its recorded seasons.
Upcoming matches, Ligue 2
Regular Season - 1
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- Regular Season - 1No H2HAS Agareb
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- Regular Season - 1
Sporting Ben Arous
EM Mahdia
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- Regular Season - 1
AS Soliman
US Tataouine
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- Regular Season - 1
AS Gabes
No H2HMégrine
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- Regular Season - 1
Kerkennah
M'saken
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- Regular Season - 1
CS Chebba
Sfax Railways
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- Regular Season - 1Béni-KhalledNo H2HBS Bouhajla
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- Regular Season - 1
Bouchamma
Korba
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- Regular Season - 1
CO Medenine
No H2HKalaâ Sport
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- Regular Season - 1
EGS Gafsa
AS Kasserine
Ligue 2 Standings
Ligue 2 Statistics
Top scorers 2026
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Top assists 2026
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Top key passes
Top tackles
Top yellow cards
Top red cards
Ligue 2 teams participation since 2020
History
| Team | Nb participations |
|---|---|
| Stade Gabesien | 6 |
| Jendouba Sport | 6 |
| Kalaâ Sport | 6 |
| Korba | 6 |
| M'saken | 6 |
| JS Kairouanaise | 5 |
| CS Hammam-Lif | 5 |
| EM Mahdia | 5 |
| EO Sidi Bouzid | 5 |
| Jerba | 5 |
| Oued Ellil | 5 |
| Radès | 5 |
| Sporting Ben Arous | 5 |
| CO Medenine | 4 |
| AS Gabes | 4 |
| CS Chebba | 4 |
| EGS Gafsa | 4 |
| ES Hammam-Sousse | 4 |
| Moknine | 4 |
| Sfax Railways | 4 |
| ES Zarzis | 3 |
| Ariana | 3 |
| Djerba | 3 |
| AS Kasserine | 3 |
| Kerkennah | 3 |
| Rogba Tataouine | 3 |
| SS Sfaxien | 3 |
| Djelma | 3 |
| Mohammedia | 3 |
| Stade Tunisien | 2 |
| AS Marsa | 2 |
| AS Agareb | 2 |
| Menzel Bourguiba | 2 |
| Bembla | 2 |
| Menzel Nour | 2 |
| Redeyef | 2 |
| Progrès Sakiet Eddaïer | 2 |
| CS Tabarka | 2 |
| Jeunesse Sportive Omrane | 2 |
| Mégrine | 2 |
| ES Metlaoui | 1 |
| US Tataouine | 1 |
| BS Bouhajla | 1 |
| Bouselem | 1 |
| Menzel Bouzelfa | 1 |
Ligue 2 top scorer teams
Ligue 2 About
Ligue 2 is a Tunisian domestic league competition, forming part of the country’s organised football system. It provides a competitive season for clubs in Tunisia and gives players, coaches and supporters a regular national platform built around league football rather than an international club championship.
Identity and role
The competition’s defining features are its location in Tunisia and its league format. Clubs are assessed across a season through a programme of scheduled fixtures, with the final standings providing the competition’s sporting outcome. This structure rewards sustained performance over time instead of relying on a single knockout match or a short group tournament.
Ligue 2 should therefore be understood as a national Tunisian competition. It is not a global league, an intercontinental cup or a tournament in which a winner is presented as a world champion. Claims of group stages, quarter-finals, international invitations or a worldwide title are not part of the verified competition profile and should not be treated as established features of this league.
Competition format
The verified profile identifies Ligue 2 as a league, but does not establish a fixed number of participating clubs, the precise match schedule, promotion and relegation regulations, or a confirmed finals structure. Those details can change between seasons and should be read from the regulations applying to the relevant edition. The competition should not be described as a hybrid group-and-knockout event without a season-specific rule source confirming that arrangement.
Likewise, no definitive points or tie-break sequence is established here. Standard football league conventions may be used in practice, but the applicable regulations determine how standings are calculated when teams finish level. This distinction matters because league ranking procedures, scheduling and access rules can be amended by the governing authorities.
Season coverage
Xtra-Stats records six Ligue 2 seasons, from 2020 through 2025 inclusive. This recorded span offers a useful starting point for comparing teams, results and standings across recent editions. It should not be read as the competition’s founding date: no verified formation year or first-event date is attached to the profile.
The coverage also does not establish a permanent calendar pattern, such as an autumn opening and late-spring conclusion. Tunisian league seasons may be affected by domestic scheduling, venue availability and regulatory decisions, so the dates for each edition should be considered separately.
Why the competition matters
As a domestic league, Ligue 2 matters because it sustains competitive football within Tunisia and creates a framework in which clubs can develop over a full campaign. Its value lies in the accumulation of league performances, the pressure of maintaining consistency and the opportunity for teams and players to progress within the Tunisian game.
For historical comparisons, the most reliable approach is to select the relevant season and examine its fixtures, results and final table together. That preserves the distinction between what is known across the recorded 2020–2025 coverage and what may have applied only to one particular edition. Ligue 2 is consequently best viewed as a continuing Tunisian league competition whose detailed sporting regulations belong to the season in question.