CHATEAUBRIANT, France (Interstat) — Volt Chateaubriant hosts Dinan Lehon on Saturday, April 25, in a National 2 clash that carries weight for both sides as the season enters its final stretch.

Volt Chateaubriant enters the match on a high note, having beaten Lorient 2-0 on the road April 18. That victory snapped a stretch of three league games without a win – a 3-1 loss at Chauray, a 5-0 defeat at home to La Roche-sur-Yon VF and a 0-0 draw at Stade Poitevin. The team’s form has been erratic all season: Volt Chateaubriant has managed only three wins in its past 15 outings, with six draws and six losses. A defensive vulnerability has been a recurring issue, as the side has conceded four or more goals in three of its last eight matches.

Dinan Lehon, meanwhile, comes in off a 3-1 loss at home to Bordeaux on April 18, a result that followed a 1-0 win at Avranches M-S-M on April 11. That win snapped a three-game losing streak – Les Herbiers beat Dinan Lehon 3-1, Aviron Bayonnais won 2-1 and St-Colomban Locmine prevailed 1-0 in a midweek match March 18. Dinan Lehon has been inconsistent as well, but has shown the ability to score: the team notched four goals in wins over US Granville and Lorient earlier in the season, though it also suffered heavy losses like the 4-2 defeat at La Roche-sur-Yon VF.

The most recent head-to-head meeting, on Dec. 13, 2025, saw Dinan Lehon win 2-1 at home. That result stretched Dinan Lehon’s edge in recent encounters, though the margin has been narrow.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a 1-1 draw, reflecting the parity between two sides that have struggled for consistency. Both teams sit in the middle of the National 2 table, with Volt Chateaubriant relying on home form – though its recent home results include the 5-0 loss to La Roche-sur-Yon VF and a 1-1 draw with Avranches. Dinan Lehon has been slightly better on the road, but the April 18 loss to Bordeaux – a rival near the top of the table – was a setback.

Kickoff is scheduled for Saturday evening. The match could pivot on which team’s defense holds firm, as both have shown a tendency to concede in bunches. For Volt Chateaubriant, a win would provide a boost; for Dinan Lehon, a draw or victory would help maintain mid-table stability in France’s fourth-tier competition.