BREST, France (Interstat) — Brest will host Lannion FC in a National 3 match Saturday, May 9, 2026, with both teams seeking to recover from recent defeats. The Interstat game simulator projects a 1-1 draw.

Lannion FC enters after a 1-0 home loss to AS Vitre on April 25, its fourth defeat in the last six matches. The visitor has managed just three goals in that span, with a lone highlight being a 4-0 win at Saint-Pierre Milizac on March 7. Overall this season, Lannion has won only once in its last 10 outings — that March 7 result. The team has struggled to score consistently, producing two draws, five losses and three single-goal defeats since November.

Brest arrives following a 4-0 loss at Paris FC on May 3. The home side’s form has been uneven: a 2-1 loss or draw to Stade Rennais on April 25, followed by a chaotic double-header against Racing Club de Lens on April 24 — results show a 3-3 draw and a 4-2 loss in separate matches, either in different competitions or due to a scheduling anomaly. Brest also played Nantes to a 1-1 draw on April 19, and beat Guingamp 1-0 on April 11. Before that, a 4-3 home loss to Rennes on April 4 and two consecutive 0-0 draws with AS Vitre and Auxerre.

Brest’s upcoming schedule is packed: it travels to PSG on Sunday, May 10 — the day after this match — then hosts Angers on May 17. That quick turnaround may force squad rotation and could explain the simulator’s prediction of a tight, low-scoring draw.

For Lannion, the visit to Brest represents a chance to build momentum. The team’s defense has been porous, allowing at least one goal in nine of its last 10 matches. Its only clean sheet came in the 4-0 win over Milizac.

Kickoff is scheduled for Saturday at Brest’s home ground. Both sides will aim to snap losing streaks and avoid falling further in the National 3 standings. The simulator’s projection of 1-1 suggests a hard-fought, evenly matched contest — one that could hinge on a single mistake or moment of individual skill.