National 2

National 2 Table - 2025/2026

Grp. A

Form

Key:
Promotion
Possible relegation
Relegation
Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	La Roche VF	29	18	8	3	59	27	32	62	W D D D D
2	Bordeaux	29	19	4	6	48	25	23	61	W W W W L
3	Aviron Bayonnais FC	29	16	5	8	39	24	15	53	D L W W D
4	St Malo	29	13	10	6	41	27	14	49	W L D W D
5	Les Herbiers	29	13	7	9	42	33	9	46	L D D L W
6	Angouleme	29	11	10	8	32	33	-1	43	W L D D W
7	Avranches	29	10	9	10	43	38	5	39	D D L W L
8	Dinan-Lehon	29	11	5	13	41	44	-3	38	L W W L W
9	Chauray	29	11	5	13	35	37	-2	38	L W D L W
10	La Saint Colomban Locmine	29	9	10	10	31	32	-1	37	D W D D W
11	FC Montlouis	29	7	9	13	40	48	-8	30	D D L L L
12	Lorient B	29	9	4	16	37	50	-13	30	L W D L W
13	Olympique Saumur	29	6	10	13	35	53	-18	28	D L D D L
14	Voltigeurs de Chateaubriant	29	7	7	15	24	44	-20	28	D D L W L
15	US Granvillaise	29	5	11	13	31	41	-10	26	D D D D D
16	Stade Poitevin	29	5	10	14	20	42	-22	24	D L D D L

Grp. B

Form

Key:
Promotion
Possible relegation
Relegation
Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Thionville Lusitanos	29	18	6	5	53	32	21	60	L L W D W
2	FCSR Haguenau	29	14	8	7	42	28	14	50	W D W W W
3	Bourges Foot 18	29	13	10	6	33	24	9	49	D W D L D
4	Feignies Aulnoye	29	12	9	8	40	23	17	45	W W W W L
5	St-Pryve St-Hilaire	29	12	6	11	46	39	7	42	W L D W L
6	Furiani Agliani	29	12	6	11	40	38	2	42	L W L W L
7	Dieppe	29	11	8	10	29	32	-3	41	L L L W D
8	FC Bastia-Borgo	29	11	7	11	32	35	-3	40	W D L L W
9	ASC Biesheim	29	10	10	9	30	32	-2	39	W L D D W
10	Epinal	29	10	7	12	29	35	-6	37	L W W L L
11	Colmar	29	9	10	10	38	40	-2	36	L D D D D
12	Wasquehal	29	10	3	16	25	41	-16	33	L W L L W
13	Beauvais	29	8	11	10	34	41	-7	32	L D W D L
14	Chambly	29	8	10	11	31	35	-4	31	W L W D W
15	Chantilly US	29	6	9	14	30	39	-9	27	D W L D D
16	Blois	29	6	4	19	27	45	-18	22	W L L L L

Grp. C

Form

Key:
Promotion
Possible relegation
Relegation
Pos	Team	P	W	D	L	F	A	+/-	PTS	Form
1	Cannes	29	16	9	4	51	30	21	57	W W L W W
2	Nimes	29	17	5	7	43	23	20	56	W L W W L
3	St Maur Lusitanos	29	15	10	4	40	22	18	55	D W W D W
4	GFA Rumilly Vallieres	29	13	8	8	49	35	14	47	W W L L D
5	Istres	29	11	10	8	41	30	11	43	L D D W D
6	Hyeres	29	10	12	7	32	26	6	42	D W D L L
7	Andrezieux Boutheon	29	11	9	9	42	30	12	42	D W W L L
8	Creteil	29	11	7	11	35	34	1	40	W D L L W
9	GOAL FC	29	10	8	11	36	45	-9	37	D L D D W
10	RC Pays de Grasse	29	9	9	11	41	41	0	36	L W D W L
11	FC Limonest Dardilly Saint-Didier	29	9	7	13	34	46	-12	34	L L W W W
12	Etoile Frejus Saint-Raphael	29	8	8	13	36	50	-14	32	L L D W L
13	Bobigny Bagnolet Gagny	29	7	10	12	29	31	-2	31	W L L L W
14	St Priest	29	7	9	13	34	46	-12	30	D L D W D
15	SC Toulon	29	8	9	12	38	47	-9	30	D W W L D
16	FC Rousset	29	2	6	21	25	70	-45	12	L L L L L

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