Strasbourg 5–1 Auxerre: Ligue 1 Result, Goals and Match Details

Post-match update: November 2, 2026. RC Strasbourg Alsace defeated AJ Auxerre 5–1 in Ligue 1 McDonald’s Matchday 9 on Sunday, November 1. The match was played at Stade de la Meinau in Strasbourg. Kickoff was 3:00 p.m. Central European Time (CET, UTC+01:00), or 14:00 UTC. The fixture is complete; this update replaces the earlier preview’s “scheduled” status with the final score and confirmed match events.

How Strasbourg built the 5–1 result

Strasbourg went into halftime with a 1–0 lead after Dário Essugo scored in the 41st minute. The second half brought five more goals. Martial Godo made it 2–0 in the 55th minute, finishing a move assisted by Gessime Yassine. Conrad Harder converted a penalty in the 62nd minute to extend the lead to three.

Auxerre got on the scoreboard through Cameron Archer, who scored in the 68th minute after a pass from Romain Faivre. Strasbourg restored its three-goal advantage when Yassine scored in the 77th minute, with Sebastian Nanasi credited with the assist. Yassine added his second goal of the afternoon in the 85th minute, heading in a delivery from Oso to complete the scoring.

Auxerre’s Lamfia Dioubaté was sent off in the 74th minute. That dismissal came between Archer’s goal and Strasbourg’s final two goals. The match record lists the final as 5–1, with Essugo, Godo, Harder and Yassine providing Strasbourg’s goals and Archer scoring for Auxerre. The league’s official match center is the central reference for the fixture; the event sequence is also recorded by FotMob’s match tracker and the So Foot report.

Fixture details, venue and local time

The fixture was part of Matchday 9 of the 2026–27 Ligue 1 season. Auxerre’s official season calendar listed Strasbourg away on Sunday, November 1, at 3:00 p.m. The club’s pre-match supporter travel notice gave the same kickoff and identified the ground as Stade de la Meinau, at 4 rue des Vanneaux, 67000 Strasbourg. These details describe the event as it took place; the calendar entry is no longer an upcoming fixture.

Strasbourg was on Central European Time on November 1. France had ended daylight saving time on October 25, so the local offset on match day was UTC+01:00. That makes the announced 3:00 p.m. kickoff in Strasbourg the same moment as 14:00 UTC. A listing that shows 15:00 in France and one that shows 14:00 UTC is not showing two different start times. Readers checking an archived listing should look at its time-zone label before comparing it with another service.

Where to find the official match record and coverage information

The Ligue 1 match page is the best starting point for the league’s match record, and the clubs’ channels can provide their own team and post-match notices. The official league listing identified Ligue 1+ 3 for this fixture in France. Auxerre’s away-supporter notice also directed fans to Ligue 1+ if they could not attend. Those were pre-match coverage details for French viewers; they do not establish which service carried the game in another country or whether a replay is currently available.

Because the game has ended, anyone looking for the score should use the completed match page rather than a schedule card that still displays the original kickoff. For highlights or a full replay, check the licensed broadcaster serving the viewer’s country and confirm that its current listing includes this specific fixture. Rights can differ by territory and by match, so a provider’s general Ligue 1 coverage does not by itself confirm access to this game.

Team news and disciplinary details

The final score and match events are now known, so pre-match injury doubts and predicted lineups should not be treated as the final team news. A pregame availability label only described the situation at the time it was published. It is not a medical diagnosis, and it does not establish whether a player later became available or appeared in the match. The league match center and the clubs’ matchday records are the appropriate places to check the confirmed teams.

The red card to Dioubaté is a confirmed in-game disciplinary event. The sources linked here do not establish a later suspension decision or a new post-match injury diagnosis, so neither is stated as fact. Any subsequent ban, appeal or medical update should be attributed to an official league or club announcement once published.

Who was appointed to officiate?

Auxerre’s official appointment notice named Guillaume Paradis as referee for the match. It listed Nicolas Durand and Gwenaël Pasqualotti as assistant referees, Robin Chapapria as the fourth official, and Yohann Rouinsard and Julien Schmitt for video assistance. These are the appointments announced before kickoff, not a claim about a later disciplinary ruling. The full crew is available in the club’s official referee notice.

How to read earlier Strasbourg–Auxerre listings

Some preview pages and calendar cards were published before the match and may still use future tense or show the fixture as scheduled. Their original date, kickoff and venue remain useful historical details, but their statements that the lineups and result were unknown are now out of date. The confirmed outcome is Strasbourg 5–1 Auxerre at Stade de la Meinau on November 1, 2026. For the final score, scorer sequence and match status, use the completed match record and the post-match reports linked above.