Le Havre vs Angers

Match summary

Neither Le Havre nor Angers found the net in a 0-0 draw.

Le Havre had the better of the chances, with 1.06 expected goals (xG) from 16 shots to Angers's 0.49 from 9.

Le Havre and Angers played out a goalless draw in their Ligue 1 fixture on matchday four, with the hosts dominating the attacking statistics despite the stalemate. Le Havre recorded fifteen shots compared to the visitors' nine, placing six attempts on target against Angers' solitary effort on target. The home side also generated a higher expected goals figure of 1.06 to Angers' 0.49, while edging the corner count at four to six. Both teams committed numerous fouls, resulting in fifteen by Le Havre and thirteen by Angers, alongside even numbers for blocked shots and dangerous attacks.

The match began with a cautious first half that saw Jordan Lefort receive a yellow card for Angers in the thirty-second minute following a foul, leading to a scoreless half-time scoreline. The second period featured a flurry of tactical substitutions from both managers, including Le Havre introducing Josh Maja and Djibril Ouziad, the latter of whom replaced the injured Enzo Koffi Vinette in the eightieth minute. As the match drew to a close, Ahmed Touba was shown a yellow card for Le Havre in the fourth minute of added time for a foul, before the final whistle confirmed the 0-0 draw.