“Augustine Boakye gives Saint-Étienne the lead just before halftime, finishing off a corner-kick sequence with an assist from Zurab Davitashvili.”
“Dunkerque respond almost immediately after the break as Khalil Ayari levels the score, teed up by Souleymane Keita.”
Pivotal“Souleymane Keita completes the turnaround, scoring himself just six minutes after setting up the equalizer, assisted by Victor Mayela.”
PivotalOutstanding performance

Saint-Étienne controlled the game from start to finish, racking up 57% possession, 11 shots to Dunkerque's 7, and a striking 49 dangerous attacks against just 11 for the home side, yet they leave with nothing. Augustine Boakye's 43rd-minute strike, assisted by Zurab Davitashvili, seemed to reward the visitors' control heading into the break, but Dunkerque flipped the match in a devastating five-minute spell after the restart. Khalil Ayari equalized just seven minutes into the second half, then Souleymane Keita turned provider into scorer six minutes later to complete the turnaround. Saint-Étienne created three big chances and missed two of them, a wastefulness that proved fatal against a Dunkerque side that needed just two clinical strikes from four shots on target combined to steal all three points, a result that will sting given the disparity in territorial dominance (68-47) and pile pressure on the visitors' title ambitions.
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