France2
The table has been composed using information from Dinant Abbinks file in the RSSSF archive, as well as RSSSF historic domestic results page and Wikipedia. You are free to copy this document in a non-commercial capacity, but please state the source, i.e. Clas Glenning. Notes can be found after the table. The table was completely overhauled and corrected in May 2020.
Crest of Le Havre AC, leader of the French 2nd level alltimetable.
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* 1933/34: US Suisse in the North group and FCA Nice in the South group apparently withdrew during the season. If they had played any games they were declared null and void. As they didn't officially play any games the season is not counted for them. * 1934/35: Club Francais and US Saint-Servan apparently withdrew during the season. If they had played any games they were declared null and void. As they didn't officially play any games the season in not counted for them. * 1935/36: The results of AS Villeurbanne were declared null and void after the season but no table without their results have been found and Rouen and Roubaix won promotion because of it so Villeurbanne are counted here. * 1935/36: SC Nimes apparently withdrew during the season. If they had played any games they were declared null and void. As they didn't officially play any games the season in not counted for them. * 1937/38: In the preliminary group Ouest are the results of CA Paris, Stade Malherbe Caen and FC Dieppe missing. The eight matches they each played aren't counted here as I don't have the number of wins, draws and losses (or goaldifference and points) for them. * 1938/39: FC Dieppe & US Tourcoing apparently withdrew sometime during or before the season, their results were declared null and void. * 1939/40 - 1944/45: These seasons were cancelled because of World War II. * 1966/67: RC Paris merged with the newly relegated team Red Star Paris. However, the latter kept their name in full so the results of the season in question is counted on Red Star Paris. * 1968/69: The bonuspoints from this season are not counted in the tables. * 1973/74 - 1975/76: The bonuspoints which were in effect during these seasons (for winning by a two-goal margin or more) are not counted in the table. * 1974/75: Group A have six more wins than losses but goals for and against add up. I cannot find any reason for this. It’s unplausible that six games should have ended in a win for both teams! * 1991/92: FCA Brest withdrew and had all their matches declared null and void. Season is not counted in Brests totals. * 1991/92: US Orléans went bankrupt after 27 games and withdrew. All subsequent matches were awarded as 0-1 defeats. * 1996/97: AS Saint-Brieuc went bankrupt after 31 matches. Remaining matches were awarded 0-1 against them. * 2007/08: SEC Bastia had two points deducted for their fans shouting racist abuse at a Libourne player. * 2012/13: Gaezelec Ajaccio three points for grave incidents in the match vs. AS Monaco. * 2015/16: Olympique Nîmes had eight points deducted. * 2016/17: US Orléans had four points deducted. * 2019/20: The league was suspended in mid-March 2020 because of the Covid-19 pandemic. The standing at that time were later declared official. Racing UFC Calais previously RC Calais. * AS Beziers previously SO Beziers. * AS Villeurbanne previously FC Lyon. * Hispano-Bastidien Bordeuax were the result of an amalgamation between Club Deportivo Bordeaux and SC Bastienne Bordeaux. * Stade Montpellier previously Sports Montpellier. * US Dunkerque previously Olympique Dunkerque. * FC Girondins de Bordeaux previously FC Bordeaux. * SCO Angers previously SC Angers. * FC Perpignan previously USA Perpignan. * Stade Quimper are now called Quimper CFC. * Montpellier Herault SC previously Montpellier La Paillade SC. * FC Istres previously SF Istres. * FC Libourne-Saint Seurin are the result of a merger of AS Libourne and l'AS Saint-Seurin done 1998. * Olympique Grenoble Isere previously FC Grenoble. * Grenoble Foot 38 are the result of a merger between Olympique Grenoble Isere and Norcap Olympique. * AC Arles-Avignon previously AC Arles. * FC Le Mans prev. US Le Mans. * Valenciennes FC prev. US Valenciennes * Toulouse FC was part of Red Star FC 1967-70 * Red Star FC prev. AS Red Star, AS Red Star 93 and Red Star FC 93.
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