LE HAVRE, France (Interstat) — Le Havre and Toulouse will meet in a Ligue 1 fixture on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026, at Stade Océane, with both sides looking to build on recent league form after a stalemate in their last encounter.

The teams played to a 0-0 draw in Toulouse on Nov. 2, 2025. The statistical projection service Interstat forecasts another tight affair, simulating a 1-1 final score.

Le Havre (10-8-10) enters with momentum from a 2-1 home victory over RC Strasbourg Alsace on Feb. 8. That win highlighted a resilient pattern for the Normandy club, which has lost just once in its last five league matches (2-1-2). Key results in that stretch include a 2-1 win over Angers and a draw with AS Monaco.

Toulouse (11-5-12), however, arrives off a 1-0 road loss to Angers on Feb. 8, which snapped a two-game Ligue 1 winning streak. Those prior victories, 1-0 over Auxerre and 2-0 at Brest, showcased an improved defensive solidity in league play. Yet, the club’s form has been wildly inconsistent, punctuated by several high-scoring defeats in youth cup competitions.

The matchup presents a contrast in trajectories. Le Havre has proven tough at home, losing only once in its last five at Stade Océane (3-1-1). Toulouse’s road form in Ligue 1 has been stronger recently than its overall results suggest, with two clean-sheet victories in its last three away league fixtures.

For Toulouse, the fixture is the first of a critical league double, hosting Paris FC next weekend. Le Havre faces a daunting trip to defending champion Paris Saint-Germain on Feb. 28, raising the stakes for securing points in this home game.

Kickoff is scheduled for 15:00 local time (1400 GMT). The referee assignment will be announced by the French Football Federation later in the week.