Strasbourg beat Troyes 6-2 in a high-scoring Ligue 1 encounter.

The Ligue 1 clash took place at the Stade de l'Aube in Paris on 6 September 2026. Both sides entered the match looking to secure three points, but the visitors from Strasbourg soon turned the game into a goal-fest, while Troyes managed a late consolation.

How it unfolded

The opening stage belonged to the hosts. In the ninth minute Antoine Mille put Troyes ahead with a left-footed strike from the centre of the box, the move set up by Anis Ouzenadji’s cross. The early lead gave Troyes the momentum, but the balance shifted quickly.

At the 37th minute Michel Diaz was booked for a bad foul, curbing Troyes’ growing confidence. Just three minutes later, Strasbourg responded. Jacobo Ortega Conde restored parity in the 40th minute, firing a right-footed shot into the bottom left corner after a neat assist from Gessime Yassine. Two minutes on, Diogo Sousa extended Strasbourg’s lead, slipping a left-footed finish to the centre of the goal from inside the box.

The first half concluded with a booking for Pape Diop of Strasbourg in stoppage time (45'+2") for a bad foul, leaving the visitors ahead 2-1.

The second half saw Strasbourg dominate further. In the 57th minute Giovanni Reyna, assisted by Jacobo Ortega Conde, struck from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner, making it 3-1. The visitors continued to pile on the pressure and in the 85th minute Samuel Amo-Ameyaw, after a pass from Dário Essugo, slotted a left-footed shot from the right side of the box into the bottom left corner, pushing the score to 4-1. Three minutes later he doubled his tally, this time without an assist, firing from the centre of the box to the top left corner, sealing a 5-1 advantage.

In injury time, Strasbourg completed the rout. Conrad Harder, after a fast break, struck from outside the box in the 90'+2 minute, his left-footed shot finding the bottom left corner, assisted by Diogo Sousa, making it 6-1. Troyes earned a late consolation when Jeremy Le Douaron, aided by Kandet Diawara, netted a close-range finish in the 90'+5 minute, bringing the final tally to 6-2.

Standout performers

Strasbourg’s attacking trio of Jacobo Ortega Conde, Diogo Sousa and Giovanni Reyna were instrumental, each contributing a goal and, in Ortega’s case, an assist for Reyna. Samuel Amo-Ameyaw’s brace, one of which came from a Dário Essugo pass, underscored the visitors’ clinical edge. Conrad Harder added a late strike, capping a six-goal haul for Strasbourg.

For Troyes, Antoine Mille’s early goal and the assist from Anis Ouzenadji gave the hosts a brief lead, while Jeremy Le Douaron’s late goal provided a small consolation. The assists from Gessime Yassine, Dário Essugo and Kandet Diawara were also notable contributions.

Match facts

  • Final score: Troyes 2-6 Strasbourg
  • Scorers:
    • Troyes: Antoine Mille (9'), Jeremy Le Douaron (90'+5')
    • Strasbourg: Jacobo Ortega Conde (40'), Diogo Sousa (42'), Giovanni Reyna (57'), Samuel Amo-Ameyaw (85', 88'), Conrad Harder (90'+2')
  • Assists: Anis Ouzenadji (9'), Gessime Yassine (40'), Jacobo Ortega Conde (57'), Dário Essugo (85'), Diogo Sousa (90'+2'), Kandet Diawara (90'+5')
  • Bookings: Michel Diaz (Troyes, 37'), Pape Diop (Strasbourg, 45'+2')
  • Venue: Stade de l'Aube, Paris

What it means

The result hands Strasbourg a commanding six-goal win, while Troyes return home with a two-goal defeat, reflecting a dominant performance by the visitors and a missed opportunity for the hosts.