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Boulogne 1-1 Dijon: Points shared in Ligue 2 bottom-half draw

Boulogne and Dijon shared the spoils in a 1-1 Ligue 2 draw on Friday, with the hosts leading at the break before the sides finished level.

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·5 Sept·2 min read
Boulogne 1-1 Dijon: Points shared in Ligue 2 bottom-half draw
Boulogne 1-1 Dijon: Points shared in Ligue 2 bottom-half drawPhotograph: MatchdayReport picture desk

Boulogne and Dijon played out a 1-1 draw in Ligue 2 on Friday, 4 September 2026, the hosts having led 1-0 at half-time before the sides finished level to ensure the points were shared.

It was a result that continued a theme for both sides. Boulogne have now gone five matches without a win this season, their record reading no victories, four draws and one defeat from their opening five fixtures, leaving them with four points. They sit 13th in the 18-team division and are in the bottom third of the table.

Dijon's position is more precarious still. The visitors have also failed to win in five outings, collecting three draws and suffering two defeats alongside them, to sit on three points. That places them 17th — in the bottom two of the table — just one point behind their Friday hosts.

Boulogne's five results this campaign read D-D-D-L-D, a sequence that underscores how difficult they have found it to convert draws into victories across the early weeks of the season. Dijon's recent run of D-L-D-L-D tells a similar story of inconsistency, with the two sides separated by only a single point in the standings.

Boulogne have conceded three goals and scored two across their five matches, whilst Dijon have found the net five times but shipped seven. The two clubs sit among those in the lower reaches of the division as the early weeks of the Ligue 2 campaign continue to unfold.

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