Le Havre v Toulouse: top-half push meets mid-table breathing room | OneFootball

Le Havre host Toulouse in Ligue 1 on Sunday, 15 February 2026 at the Stade Océane, with the visitors looking to strengthen a top-half position and the hosts aiming to put further distance between themselves and the relegation places.

Recent meetings lean the visitors' way: Toulouse won 4-1 at this venue last season and the reverse fixture this term finished goalless in November. In the table, Toulouse sit 9th on 30 points, while Le Havre are 13th with 23.

Form points to a tight contest. Le Havre have picked up two wins in their last three league games, including a 2-1 victory over Strasbourg. Toulouse mixed a strong January run with a setback at Angers last time out, following wins against Nice and Brest and a draw with Auxerre.

Le Havre list Abdoulaye Toure, Ayumu Seko and Enzo Koffi Vinette as injured. Toulouse are without goalkeeper Alex Dominguez and midfielder Abu Francis, while Ilyas Azizi is also sidelined.

The match-up could hinge on efficiency. Toulouse have scored 31 league goals and kept eight clean sheets, with Yann Gboho leading their tally on six and Frank Magri on five, plus Aron Donnum supplying three assists. Le Havre have 18 goals and six clean sheets. Sofiane Boufal's craft and Issa Soumaré's pace may be key outlets on transitions.

A Toulouse win would take them to 33 points and could keep them firmly in the top half, edging closer to the European places. Victory for Le Havre would move them to 26 points and may open up valuable breathing room above the relegation battle.