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2016–17 Ligue 2

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78th season of the second-tier football league in France
Football league season
Ligue 2
Season2016–17
ChampionsStrasbourg
PromotedStrasbourg
Amiens
Troyes
RelegatedRed Star
Laval
Matches380
Goals903 (2.38 per match)
Top goalscorer23 goalsAdama Niane,Troyes
All statistics correct as of 12:59, 25 May 2017 (UTC).

The2016–17 Ligue 2 (referred to as theDomino'sLigue 2 for sponsorship reasons[1]) season is the 78th season since its establishment. The fixtures were announced on 6 June 2016.[2]

Teams

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There are 20 teams in the league, with three promoted teams fromChampionnat National replacing the three teams that were relegated fromLigue 2 following the2015–16 season. All clubs that secured Ligue 2 status for the season were subject to approval by theDNCG before becoming eligible to participate.

As of 30 May 2016, the following teams have mathematically achieved qualification for the 2016–17 season. They are listed below in alphabetical order.

Title & Promotion run

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Going into the final day of the season, 6 teams had a chance of getting promoted and winning the title.Strasbourg,Brest,Troyes,Lens,Nîmes andAmiens all had a chance at winning the league and gaining promotion.

Title run-in

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All matches were at the same time. The matches wereStrasbourg v.Bourg Péronnas,Reims v.Amiens,Nimes v.Laval,Lens v.Niort,Brest v.GFC Ajaccio andTroyes v.Sochaux.

The teams last season in Ligue 1

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Strasbourg last played in the2008, Nimes in1993, Lens in2015, ESTAC Troyes in2016 and Brest in2013. Amiens is still the only team of the five others who never completes the top-tier.

Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or Relegation
1Strasbourg(Y)37181096146+1564Promotion toLigue 1
2Amiens(Y)37189105437+1763
3Troyes(Y)37189105641+1563Qualification topromotion play-offs
4Lens(Y)37171195739+1862
5Brest(Y)37188115242+1062
6Nîmes(Y)37161385639+1761
Source:Ligue 2
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head goal difference; 5) Fair play points
(Y) Assured of promotion play-offs, but may still get promoted automatically.

First Half

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Lens scored the first goal thanks toKermit Erasmus againstNiort in the 7th minute and climb to the first place. Later,Aboubakar Kamara opened the scoring for Amiens in the 9th minute and took the first place to Lens,Cristian Lopez scored the 2–0 lead for Lens in the 15th minute. At the same time,Kader Mangane opened the scoring for Strasbourg and climb to the first place they will keep permanently. On the 18th minute, an own goal of Bourg-en-Bresse defenderKévin Hoggas will granting a 2–0 lead for the Alsacian club. On 23rd and 40th minutes respectively,Florent Ogier andFlorian Tardieu scored goals against Troyes. Earlier, Brest scored three goals in the span of six minutes, which dropped Troyes to fifth place.Yoane Wissa scored forLaval to make it 1-0.


As It Stands in Half Time

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or Relegation
1Strasbourg(C, P)38191096346+1767Promotion toLigue 1
2Amiens(P)38199105537+1866
3Lens(Q)38181195939+2065Qualification topromotion play-offs
4Brest38198115542+1365
5Troyes38189115643+1363
6Nîmes38161395640+1661
Source:Ligue 2
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head goal difference; 5) Fair play points
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(Q) Qualified for the phase indicated

Second Half

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On the 52nd minute,Olivier Kemen scored for GFC Ajaccio.Sada Thioub scored the equalizer-goal for Reims in the 57th minute. One minute later,Andé Dona Ndoh reduced the score for Niort via a penalty. Two minutes later,Stéphane Darbion reduced the score for Troyes. Two minutes later,Diego Rigonato scored the equalizer-goal for Reims and dropped Amiens to the fourth place, granting a promotion play-off.Habib Diallo scored earlier for Brest following by a goal ofCristian Battocchio in the 72nd minute.Cristian Battocchio scored two goals in the 72nd and 85th minutes respectively.Benjamin Nivet scored the equalizer goal in the 77th minute. On the 87th minute,Téji Tedy Savanier scored the winning goal for Nimes, butSamuel Grandsir scored a vital goal for Troyes that could secure promotion and dropped Lens to promotion play-off.Cristian López scored another goal to Lens in the stoppage time.

Last seconds table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or Relegation
1Strasbourg(C, P)38191096347+1667Promotion toLigue 1
2Troyes(Y)38199105943+1666
3Lens(Y)38181195940+1965Qualification topromotion play-offs
4Brest(Y)38198115844+1465
5Nîmes(Y)38171385840+1864
6Amiens(Y)381810105538+1764
Source:Ligue 2
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head goal difference; 5) Fair play points
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(Y) Assured of promotion play-offs, but may still get promoted automatically.

But a dramatical last-minute goal thanks to Amiens striker,Emmanuel Bourgaud in the last minute of the injury time grants Amiens to climb in the second place and earning their first Ligue 1 season ever, it forced Troyes to completes the promotion play-off againstLorient and Lens a fourth place, and a remaining in the second-tier.[3][4][5]

Final table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or Relegation
1Strasbourg(C, P)38191096347+1667Promotion toLigue 1
2Amiens(P)38199105638+1866
3Troyes(Q)38199105943+1666Qualification topromotion play-offs
4Lens38181195940+1965
5Brest38198115844+1465
6Nîmes38171385840+1864
Source:Ligue 2
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head goal difference; 5) Fair play points
(C) Champions;(P) Promoted;(Q) Qualified for the phase indicated

Outcome

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After the final matchday, Strasbourg won the title and were promoted alongside Amiens and later, Troyes joined them by beatingLorient. They replaced the latter,AS Nancy Lorraine &SC Bastia, but SC Bastia themselves got demoted to the newly renamedChampionnat National 3 after getting relegated to theChampionnat National originally because their finances weren’t high enough.

Reviews

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It was the closest title race ever according to a FourFourTwo website.

Aftermath

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On 2023, French channel Remontada uploaded a video about that title race. They also highlighted the winning goal.

Team changes

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To Ligue 2

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Promoted fromNational

Relegated fromLigue 1

From Ligue 2

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Relegated toNational

Promoted toLigue 1

Stadia and locations

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Location of teams in2016–17 Ligue 2
ClubLocationVenueCapacity
AjaccioAjaccioStade François Coty10,660
AmiensAmiensStade de la Licorne12,097
AuxerreAuxerreStade de l'Abbé-Deschamps21,379
Bourg-en-BresseBourg-en-BresseStade Marcel-Verchère11,400
BrestBrestStade Francis-Le Blé15,097
Clermont FootClermont-FerrandStade Gabriel Montpied11,980
Gazélec AjaccioAjaccioStade Ange Casanova6,000
LavalLavalStade Francis Le Basser18,607
Le HavreLe HavreStade Océane25,000
LensLensStade Bollaert-Delelis38,223
NîmesNîmesStade des Costières18,482
NiortNiortStade René Gaillard10,886
OrléansOrléansStade de la Source7,000
Red StarSaint-OuenStade Jean-Bouin120,000
ReimsReimsStade Auguste Delaune21,684
SochauxMontbéliardStade Auguste Bonal20,000
StrasbourgStrasbourgStade de la Meinau29,230
ToursToursStade de la Vallée du Cher16,247
TroyesTroyesStade de l'Aube21,684
ValenciennesValenciennesStade du Hainaut25,172
  • 1 Red Star original stadium,Stade Bauer, is not permitted to host professional matches. The club are playing their home games at Stade Jean-Bouin.[6]

Personnel and kits

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TeamManager1Captain1Kit Manufacturer1Main Sponsor1
AjaccioFranceOlivier PantaloniFranceJohan CavalliadidasSuite Home
AmiensFranceChristophe PélissierFranceThomas MonconduitadidasIntersport
AuxerreFranceCédric DauryFranceLionel MathisAirnessRemorques LOUALT, Vitrans
Bourg-en-BresseFranceHervé Della MaggioreFranceJimmy NirloadidasBestDrive
BrestFranceJean-Marc FurlanFranceBruno GrougiNikeQuéguiner
ClermontFranceCorinne DiacreGuadeloupeCédric AvinelPatrickCrédit Mutuel
Gazélec AjaccioFranceJean-Luc VannuchiFranceLouis PoggiMacronCarrefour, Casino D'Ajaccio
LavalFranceThierry GoudetMoroccoHassane AllaKappaLactel
Le HavreFranceOswald TanchotFranceAlexandre BonnetJomaApi
LensFranceAlain CasanovaFranceLoïck LandreUmbroAzerbaijan: Land of Fire
NîmesFranceBernard BlaquartFranceMathieu MichelPumaMarie Blachère
NiortFranceDenis RenaudFranceAlliou DembéléPumaRestaurant Le Billon (home), Cheminées Poujoulat (away)
OrléansFranceDidier Ollé-NicolleDemocratic Republic of the CongoJoël SamiKappaCTVL
Red StarFranceClaude RobinGabonLloyd Palunadidas
ReimsArmeniaMichel Der ZakarianGuadeloupeMickaël TacalfredHungariaSanei Ascenseurs
SochauxFranceAlbert CartierFranceJohann RamaréLottoPeugeot
StrasbourgFranceThierry LaureyFranceErnest SekaHummeles energies
ToursFranceGilbert ZoonekyndFranceBryan BergougnouxHungariaCorsicatours
TroyesFranceJean-Louis GarciaFranceBenjamin NivetKappaBabeau Seguin
ValenciennesBosnia and HerzegovinaFaruk HadžibegićFranceSébastien RoudetKipstaMutuelle Just

1Subject to change during the season.

Managerial changes

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TeamOutgoing managerManner of departureDate of vacancyPosition in tableIncoming managerDate of appointment
ReimsFranceDavid GuionEnd of tenure as caretaker23 May 2016Pre-seasonArmeniaMichel Der Zakarian23 May 2016[7]
Gazélec AjaccioFranceThierry LaureyMutual consent25 May 2016[8]FranceJean-Luc Vannuchi27 May 2016[9]
AuxerreFranceJean-Luc VannuchiEnd of contract26 May 2016RomaniaViorel Moldovan26 May 2016[10]
BrestFranceAlex DupontEnd of contract30 May 2016FranceJean-Marc Furlan30 May 2016[11]
StrasbourgFranceJacky DuguépérouxSacked30 May 2016[12]FranceThierry Laurey31 May 2016[13]
LensNew CaledoniaAntoine KombouaréSigned byEA Guingamp30 May 2016[14]FranceAlain Casanova12 June 2016[15]
ToursItalyMarco SimoneSacked14 June 2016[16]FranceFabien Mercadal17 July 2016[17]
TroyesAlgeriaMohamed BradjaEnd of tenure as caretaker30 June 2016FranceJean-Louis Garcia1 July 2016[18]
AuxerreRomaniaViorel MoldovanSacked26 September 2016[19]19thFranceCédric Daury7 October 2016[20]
Le HavreUnited StatesBob BradleySigned bySwansea City3 October 2016[21]5th[22]FranceOswald Tanchot3 October 2016[23]
LavalFranceDenis ZankoSacked5 November 2016[24]14thItalyMarco Simone7 November 2016[25]
Red StarPortugalRui AlmeidaSacked12 December 2016[26]20thFranceClaude Robin10 January 2017[27]
OrléansFranceOlivier FrapolliSacked28 December 2016[28]20thFranceDidier Ollé-Nicolle28 December 2016
ToursFranceFabien MercadalSacked18 February 2017[29]20thFranceGilbert Zoonekynd27 March 2017[30]
LavalItalyMarco SimoneSacked11 April 2017[31]20thFranceThierry Goudet12 April 2017[32]

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or Relegation
1Strasbourg(C, P)38191096347+1667Promotion toLigue 1
2Amiens(P)38199105638+1866
3Troyes(O, P)38199105943+1666Qualification topromotion play-offs
4Lens38181195940+1965
5Brest38198115844+1465
6Nîmes38171385840+1864
7Reims381413114239+355
8Le Havre381412123931+854
9Gazélec Ajaccio381312134751−451
10Niort381213134557−1249
11Ajaccio38139164758−1148
12Clermont Foot381113144648−246
13Sochaux381113143843−546
14Valenciennes381015134444045
15Bourg-Péronnas381111164958−944
16Tours381013155560−543
17Auxerre381110172840−1243
18Orléans[a](O)38119184154−1338Qualification torelegation play-offs
19Red Star(R)38812183656−2036Relegation toChampionnat National
20Laval(R)38515183352−1930
Source:Ligue 2
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head goal difference; 5) Fair play points
(C) Champions;(O) Play-off winners;(P) Promoted;(R) Relegated
Notes:
  1. ^On 1 March 2017, theCommission de Contrôle des Clubs Professionnels de la DNCG confirmed a deduction of 4 points fromOrléans for failing to adhere with financial reporting obligations.[33]

Results

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Home \ AwayGAZACAAMIAUXBPEBRSCLRLVLLHARCLNMSNRTORLRSFCREISOCRCSTOUTROVAL
Gazélec Ajaccio4–11–12–02–30–04–41–11–10–40–21–02–02–11–10–11–12–23–11–0
Ajaccio1–01–12–03–11–12–11–30–03–61–23–11–01–21–00–02–03–22–13–2
Amiens4–02–10–02–13–00–13–02–02–11–22–00–20–01–10–14–33–10–10–0
Auxerre1–21–01–00–23–10–12–00–11–12–00–40–21–01–20–00–21–12–31–1
Bourg-Péronnas1–03–22–42–41–21–10–02–10–00–12–20–04–11–00–10–03–22–40–2
Brest6–21–22–31–00–00–23–02–01–22–32–32–10–12–12–02–11–12–13–2
Clermont3–12–11–00–12–31–11–11–31–12–30–13–00–00–11–20–00–01–11–0
Laval0–11–12–20–02–40–11–10–20–11–21–13–11–15–21–11–21–31–00–0
Le Havre1–22–00–01–03–01–10–12–01–01–00–04–11–11–12–10–10–21–32–2
Lens2–11–10–10–11–10–23–12–01–01–33–14–22–01–12–11–12–20–02–0
Nîmes1–13–12–30–10–01–21–10–00–00–23–02–02–03–00–02–21–12–21–0
Niort0–01–12–11–03–20–32–12–21–10–01–31–02–30–32–02–21–43–22–1
Orléans1–12–01–20–01–00–12–22–10–12–12–11–14–02–21–03–10–01–10–2
Red Star0–32–00–10–04–10–31–31–00–02–33–30–11–00–11–11–13–11–22–2
Reims2–03–01–23–01–01–12–10–21–00–21–11–00–22–10–11–11–12–00–0
Sochaux1–21–01–20–11–12–23–31–10–11–02–12–20–02–01–11–22–12–30–0
Strasbourg2–04–21–02–12–14–10–21–02–03–11–13–03–20–01–22–04–22–02–4
Tours0–30–00–32–10–20–13–01–10–42–31–30–03–13–11–13–11–30–04–1
Troyes1–01–24–01–11–01–01–01–02–11–10–01–14–23–22–01–34–03–12–0
Valenciennes0–01–11–10–03–30–12–02–00–01–22–33–14–00–00–02–12–10–42–0
Source:Ligue 2
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Top scorers

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As of end of season[34]
RankPlayerClubGoals
1MaliAdama NianeTroyes23
2MoroccoKhalid BoutaïbStrasbourg20
3GabonDenis BouangaTours16
SpainCristian LópezLens
5MadagascarFaneva Imà AndriatsimaSochaux14
CameroonAndé Dona NdohNiort
7MoroccoRachid AliouiNîmes13
FranceRémy DugimontClermont
9FranceNeal MaupayBrest11
FranceRiad NouriAjaccio

Play-offs

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The 2016–17 season will see the return of a relegation play-off between the 18th placedLigue 1 team and the 3rd placed team in the Ligue 2 in a two-legged confrontation. The Ligue 2 team will host the first game.[35] Another relegation play-off involves the 18th placed Ligue 2 team and the 3rd placedNational team also in two legs.

Paris FC0–1Orléans
ReportSami 49'
Orléans1–0Paris FC
Nabab 75'Report
Referee: Frank Schneider

Orléans won 2–0 on aggregate.

Attendances

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Teams with an average home attendance of at least 10,000:[36]
TeamTotal attendanceHome average
RC Lens550,91828,996
RC Strasbourg323,24717,013
Stade de Reims197,65410,403

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