SM Caen Suffers Record-Breaking Ninth Consecutive Loss in Ligue 2

The struggling club remains at the bottom of the table after a 1-0 defeat to Annecy, marking the worst losing streak in Ligue 2 history.

SM Caen's 1-0 loss to Annecy on February 17, 2025, marks their ninth consecutive defeat in Ligue 2, setting a new record for the longest losing streak in the league's history.
The team has now fallen 10 points behind the relegation playoff spot and 11 points behind safety, with only 11 matches remaining in the season.
Head coach Bruno Baltazar, who replaced Stéphane Seube in December, has yet to secure a single win, losing all seven league matches under his tenure.
Players and staff express a mix of defiance and resignation, with veteran Yann M'Vila calling the situation dire while teammate Romain Thomas insists on maintaining hope.
Caen's next opportunity to end their losing streak is a home match against Pau on February 22, a team that recently suffered a heavy 5-0 defeat to Rodez.