Six Straight Losses: Strasbourg Hit Bottom After Lens Thrashing

Then, four defeats were a warning. Now, six straight league losses have left RC Strasbourg Alsace 18th in Ligue 1 Uber Eats, with zero points from six matches. The alarm has become a siren, and Mohamed Hadded is under pressure.

The latest blow came on Saturday: Strasbourg lost 5-2 at home to RC Lens. They had scored twice, but still ended the night with another defeat and the table’s most punishing arithmetic: nothing collected from six outings.

The slide began with a 3-2 home loss to AS Monaco on 19 August. A week later, Paris Saint-Germain beat Strasbourg 1-0. They fell 3-1 at home to Stade Rennais FC on 2 September, then Olympique Lyonnais edged them 2-1 on 14 September. Lens followed with five goals of their own.

The French Daily warned of Strasbourg’s plight after four defeats on 3 September, with Hadded already under pressure. The two matches since have brought no answer: another narrow loss away, then a heavier one at home. The margin for comfort has shrunk with every result.

There is no mystery in the table position: six played, six lost, zero points, 18th. Strasbourg have found the net in four of the five recent scorelines listed, but the goals have brought no return. They need points, urgently, and Hadded needs a response from a side whose season has started with the noise of defeat drowning out everything else.