Saint Quentin
LNBSeason Statistics
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Team Overview
Saint Quentin enter the current LNB campaign with a completely blank statistical slate, as the available data shows zero matches played across the season so far. With no wins, draws, or losses recorded, and no goals scored or conceded, there is simply no on-field evidence yet to assess how the team is performing under manager Julien Lachuer. This absence of match data means any discussion of current form, home and away tendencies, or defensive and attacking output would be speculative rather than factual at this point in the season.
Because the statistical record is empty, it is not possible to characterize Saint Quentin's playing style, tactical approach, or strengths based on verified data. Claims about club identity, historic league standing, or typical footballing philosophy would require historical statistics that have not been provided, and inventing such details would go beyond what can be responsibly reported. What can be said with confidence is that the club is being led by Julien Lachuer as it enters this LNB campaign, and that the season's true competitive picture will only emerge once matches begin to populate the record.
For fans and analysts following Saint Quentin, the coming fixtures will be the first real opportunity to evaluate how Lachuer's side performs in wins, draws, and losses, as well as their goal-scoring and defensive output both at home and away. Until that data becomes available, any overview of the club's current campaign must remain limited to acknowledging the clean statistical slate rather than projecting form, momentum, or tactical identity that isn't yet supported by results.
Squad (28 players)
Goalkeepers (4)




Defenders (9)









Midfielders (9)









Attackers (6)






Recent Transfers
2025/26 & 2026/27Arrivals (26)





Departures (30)





Injuries & Availability





Impact Analysis
Saint Quentin currently faces a five-man absentee list, all classified as confirmed out, with no doubtful cases muddying the picture. The nature of the injuries is varied rather than concentrated in one area of the pitch: B. Chardonnet is sidelined with a calf injury, R. Cagnon with a shoulder issue, M. Diambou with an ankle problem, and N. Edjouma with a muscle injury, while M. Balde is out with an unspecified injury. Without listed positions for these players, it is difficult to pinpoint a single tactical line as the most affected, but the sheer volume of unavailable personnel represents a meaningful test of squad depth regardless of formation.
Losing five players simultaneously inevitably narrows selection options and increases the workload on those who remain fit. The muscle and calf injuries affecting Chardonnet and Edjouma are the type that can occasionally linger, while the shoulder and ankle issues involving Cagnon and Diambou may limit their involvement in duels and physical contests once they return. With no further detail available on severity or expected return dates, the full competitive impact remains difficult to quantify, but any squad required to replace a fifth of its available options at once will be tested in terms of depth, cohesion, and rotation flexibility.
Recent Form





Form Analysis
Saint Quentin's recent form paints a picture of inconsistency, with one win, two draws, and two losses across their last five matches. The results show a team unable to string together momentum: a home defeat to Paris Saint Germain (0-1) was followed by an away win over Le Havre (1-2), before back-to-back draws against Toulouse (2-2 at home) and Le Mans (2-2 away), and a further away loss to Nottingham Forest (2-0). This pattern of alternating results suggests a side still searching for consistency rather than building genuine momentum in either direction.
Offensively, Saint Quentin have scored six goals across these five matches, with their attacking output showing some encouraging signs, particularly the two goals netted in both the Le Havre victory and the draws against Toulouse and Le Mans. However, defensive solidity has been a clear issue, with eight goals conceded in the same span, including clean-sheet failures in four of the five matches. The double 2-2 draws against Toulouse and Le Mans highlight a tendency to concede at both ends of matches, undermining otherwise productive attacking displays. The loss to Paris Saint Germain and the 2-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest suggest particular struggles against stronger opposition, where Saint Quentin failed to find the net at all.
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