PARIS (Interstat) — CS Bretigny Football will seek to avenge a lopsided defeat when it hosts Havre Caucriauville Sportif on Saturday, May 2, 2026, in a National 3 fixture.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a 1-1 draw, but recent history favors the visitors. Havre Caucriauville Sportif defeated CS Bretigny 5-2 on Nov. 22, 2025, in the most recent head-to-head meeting.

Havre Caucriauville Sportif’s form

Havre enters the match coming off a 2-2 draw at home against CMS Oissel on April 25. That result extended an inconsistent stretch for the side.

Havre is 2-3-4 over its past nine matches, with losses to SC Bastia 2 (3-1 on April 11), C Chartres U19 (1-0 on April 4) and CMS Oissel (1-0 on Jan. 31). The team also played to draws against ESA Linas-Montlhery (1-1 on April 18) and SU Dives-Cabourg (0-0 on March 21). Havre recorded wins over Caen (1-0 on March 14), Sainte-Genevieve Sports (2-0 on Feb. 14) and ESA Linas-Montlhery (3-1 on Dec. 13).

The club has struggled to score consistently but has shown the ability to produce high-scoring outings, as evidenced by the five-goal performance against Bretigny last November.

CS Bretigny Football’s form

CS Bretigny enters the match after a 2-1 victory on the road at RC France Football on April 25, its first win in nine matches.

That victory broke a difficult stretch. Over its previous eight matches, Bretigny posted a record of 0-4-4. That included a 1-1 draw against C Chartres U19 on April 18 and losses to Sainte-Genevieve Sports (1-0 on April 11), AS Saint-Ouen-l’Aumone (1-0 on March 21), FC Versailles 78 2 (1-0 on March 15), FCM Aubervilliers (2-1 on March 7), CMS Oissel (1-0 on Feb. 22) and ESA Linas-Montlhery (2-1 on Feb. 14). Bretigny also played draws against SC Bastia 2 (2-2 on Feb. 8) and AS Trouville-Deauville-Villers (1-1 on Jan. 24).

Bretigny’s defense has been a concern, allowing multiple goals in several recent losses, but the club will aim to build momentum from its road win against RC France Football.

Game outlook

Saturday’s matchup presents a chance for Bretigny to erase the memory of the November defeat, while Havre will look to build on its recent draw and return to winning form. Both clubs are seeking consistency in the National 3 standings. Kickoff is Saturday.