Guingamp recorded their first league win since 1st December when they defeated FC Metz at the Roudourou.

Mathis Scores Important Goal

After slipping into the relegation zone last week Guingamp needed to react fast to avoid getting cast adrift. The win lifts EAG out of the relegation zone on goal difference after Chateauroux lost 3-0 at home to Tours.

Location: Stade du Roudourou

Date: 19/03/2010

Kick-off: 7:30pm GMT

Guingamp will welcome FC Metz to the Roudourou this evening in what will be a crucial game in the teams quest for Ligue 2 survival.

Wiltord: Man to watch tonight

Victor Zvunka's men are on a poor run of form with no win in twelve league games and no goals their last five league games.

Guingamp recorded their 3rd successive nil nil draw on Friday night, a result that keeps the Red and Blacks out of the relegation zone on goal difference for another week.

Victor Zvunka opted for a 4-4-2 formation with Gilmar and Scarpelli leading the attack and Richard Soumah and Jugurtha Hamroun on the flanks.

Guingamp's trip away to Harve AC has been rescheduled due to it being screen on Eurosport.

The game was originally due to be played on Friday 26th March but has now been moved to Monday 29th March with a 7:45pm GMT kick off.

For more details of Guingamp's upcoming games check out the Fixture List.

Location: Roudourou

Date: 21/02/2010

Kick-off: 2pm GMT

Guingamp will face high-flying local rivals Stade Brestois on Sunday at the Roudourou in what should be an exciting game.

Brest are having a great season and a win against Guingamp will send them top of the Ligue 2 table for the first time this season, it is also an important game for EAG as a win on Sunday would lift them out of the relegation zone.

Guingamp conceded a goal at the end of each half to record their first loss in 3 league games against Ligue 2 leaders Caen.

Caen were firm favorites for the game but it was no easy ride for the club from Normandy as EAG made sure Caen had to work for their points.

Guingamp had first half chances for Gilmar and Scarpelli but it was Caen who snatched the first goal of the game in the 40th minute when Steeven Langil put the ball into the Guingamp net (1-0, 40 mins).

Location: Stade Michel d'Ornano

Date: 12/02/2010

Kick-off: 7:30pm GMT

Guingamp will face SM Caen tonight at the Stade Michel d'Ornano in the first of three important games for the club.

Guingamp will face rivals Brest and then bottom club Bastia in their next two games after tonight and with the club in danger of getting left adrift at the bottom end of the table they need to pick up points from these games.

Guingamp have been knocked out of the Coupe de France after suffering a 1-0 defeat away at Ligue 1 side U.S Boulogne.

Victor Zvunka opted for his 4-2-3-1 formation with Colleau coming in for the injured Bassila and Giresse returning to the starting line-up following his suspension.

The match was only 3 minutes old when the first substitution was made, Boulogne right-back picked up an early injury and was replaced by Anthony Lecointe.

Location: Stade de la Libération

Date: 09/02/2010

Kick-off: 5:15pm GMT

Guingamp will face U.S. Boulogne on Tuesday night for a place in the quarter-finals of the Coupe de France.

EAG will continue the defense of their Coupe de France trophy tonight against a struggling Boulogne side.

Guingamp recorded yet another home draw when they met Tours FC at the Roudourou on Friday night.

Victor Zvunka returned to a 4-4-2 formation with Gilmar and Scarpelli leading the Guingamp front-line and Colleau replacing Kone in defense.

Guingamp got off to a fantastic start, Richard Soumah scoring a free-kick from around 30 yards out after just 3 minutes (1-0, 3 mins).

Location: Roudourou

Date: 05/02/2010

Kick-off: 7pm GMT

EAG will face Tours FC at the Roudourou on Friday night in an attempt to move out of the L2 relegation zone.

Guingamp showed great spirit to overturn a 2-0 deficit and earn a point away at local rivals Vannes OC last Saturday and will be looking to take some momentum into Friday's game at home to mid-table Tours FC.

Guingamp battled back from 2-0 down to snatch a draw away at Vannes on Saturday night thanks to an injury time equalizer from Francois Bellugou.

Guingamp started the first half slowly and were 2-0 down by half time thanks to two goals from former EAG player Cedric Liabeuf. The first came in the 25th minute when he converted a penalty, the second was a shot from distance that beat Gauclin in the 40th minute.

Location: Stade de la Rabine

Date: 30/01/10

Kick-off: 7pm GMT

Guingamp will make the 72 mile journey to Vannes tonight for a crucial derby game that could help them kick-start thier Ligue 2 campagin.

EAG have struggled to get going in L2 this season, most likely due to their involvement in the Europa League, Coupe de la Ligue and Coupe de France so far this season.

Guingamp will face Boulogne sur Mer in the last 16 of the Coupe de France after they overcame Colmar by 2 goals to 1 on Wednesday night.

The match will take place on the 9th or 10th of February. Guingamp faced Boulogne in a friendly last November and defeated them 1-0 thanks to a goal by Mustapha Diallo.

Location: Roudourou

Kick-off: 5:45pm GMT

Guingamp will welcome Ligue 1 side Toulouse to the Roudourou on Wednesday night for the quarter-final of the Coupe de la Ligue.

EAG knocked out PSG in the previous round and know that they can beat tonight's opponents after they defeated them in the semi-finals of last years Coupe de France.

Location: Stade de L'lll

Kick-off: 1:30pm GMT

Guingamp will continue their defence of the Coupe de France when they travel to FC Mulhouse on Sunday afternoon.

Guingamp reached the last 32 of the competition thanks to a 2-0 win away at Bonchamp-les-laval, FC Mulhouse defeated Marquette 2-1 away to set up a clash with the holders.

Guingamp moved out of the relegation zone on goal difference last night after a 0-0 draw at home to fellow relegation battlers FC Istres.

Guingamp continued their poor home form against one of the worst traveling teams in the league, EAG have now drawn 7 of their 10 league home games this season.

Location: Roudourou

Kick-off: 19.00 GMT

Guingamp will host FC Istres at the Roudourou tonight, a battle between two clubs in the L2 relegation zone.

EAG dropped into the relegation zone after a 1-0 defeat away at Angers on Sunday and will want to make a swift exit from the bottom three tonight.

Guingamp dropped into the L2 relegation places after a disappointing 1-0 defeat away at Angers.

Guingamp created several chances in the first have and looked most likely to break the deadlock, the best chance coming from the penalty spot when Gilmar was pulled down in the box, the striker picked himself up to take the spot-kick but fired it straight against the crossbar.

Guingamp will face Toulouse in the quarter final of the Coupe de la Ligue.

The match will be played on the 26th/27th January 2010.

Here is the complete draw:

• FC Lorient (L1) Olympique Lyonnais (L1)
• Le Mans (L1) or FC Bordeaux (L1) CS Sedan (L2)
• Olympique de Marseille (L1) OSC Lille (L1)
• EA Guingamp (L2) Toulouse FC (L1)

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Guingamp have reached the quarter finals of the Coupe de la Ligue thanks to a 1-0 victory at home to L1 side Paris Saint-Germain, despite being down to 10 men when they took the lead.

As the game kicked-off there were a few small patches of snow on the pitch but apart from that the ground staff had done a great job to get the match on.

Location: Roudourou

Kick-off: 4pm, GMT

Guingamp will host PSG tonight at the Roudourou for a place in the quarter finals of the Coupe De Ligue.

Ground-staff and supporters have been out in force at the Roudourou over the last couple of days to clear the snow from the pitch to allow the game to go ahead.

Guingamp have progressed into the last 32 of the Coupe De France thanks to a 2-0 win away at Bonchamp-Les-Laval.

Guingamp were firm favorites to win the match but found it difficult to break down their opposition. At half-time the score was still 0-0.

EAG finally made the break-through in the 59th minute when Matthieu Scarpelli scored the opening goal of the game.

Guingamp will welcome Clermont Foot to the Roudourou tonight for the final game before Christmas.

Guingamp suffered defeat in their last match and will be looking to go into the Christmas break with 3 points and move further away from the relegation zone.

Clermont sit 5 places but just 1 point ahead of EAG in the L2 table and have won just twice on their travels this season.

Guingamp will travel to Strasbourg tonight with the aim of extending their good run of form.

Guingamp are currently unbeaten in 4 games, collecting 3 wins and 1 draw and occupy 12th place in the L2 table.

RC Strasbourg are currently 19th in the L2 table but should not be under-estimated, they have lost just once in their last 4 league games and have just the one defeat in the last 6 matches in all competitions, it took them 10 games to find their first win this season but have seen an improvement in form in recent weeks.

Guingamp twice came from behind at the Roudourou last night to extend their unbeaten run to 4 games.

Victor Zvunka was forced to make three changes in attack ahead of the game with Gilmar, Hamroun and El Jadeyaoui dropping out to be replaced by Soumah, Giresse and Grax.

The game started slowly with neither team creating a clear cut chance, that changed in the 30th minute when CS Sedan took the lead.

Guingamp travel to Chateauroux tonight in search of their 3rd consecutive league victory, after wins against Nantes and AC Arles.

Chateauroux have the worst home form in the division but also are one of the highest scoring teams in the division. Guingamp will have to contain the Chateauroux front-line from the off if they are to bring points back to brittany tonight.

Guingamp hammered AC Arles 4-1 at the Roudourou last night to notch up their 2nd consecutive league victory.

The victory moves Guingamp up to 14th in the L2 table.

Guingamp took the lead in the 33rd Gilmar slotted past the AC Arles keeper after being put in by Muri Ola Ogunbiyi (1-0, 33 mins).

Guingamp will host AC Arles at the Roudourou tonight as they look to win their 2nd consecutive game after the 2-0 victory over Nantes in their last competitive fixture.

Guingamp have since played two friendly games, a 1-1 draw with Vannes and a 1-0 victory over Boulogne.

AC Arles were promoted to L2 last season and have made an impressive start to the season, sitting 4th ahead of tonights encounter.

Guingamp pulled off a shock result by beating FC Nantes 2-0 away from home.

Nantes we favorites to win the game as Guingamp were struggling in the relegation places ahead of the match and Nantes were set to regain a promotion place.

Christian Bassila gave EAG the lead in the 32nd minute, heading home an Alharbi El Jadeyaoui corner, Gilmar then sealed the victory in the 72nd minute when he headed Guingamp into a 2-0 lead.

Guingamp make the short journey to Nantes tonight to face a team flying high in the league so far this season.

Guingamp currently sit 2nd from bottom in the L2 season, a win tonight can see them move out of the relegation zone. FC Nantes currently sit in 4th place in the in the L2 table, a win for them could see them move up to 2nd.

Guingamp suffered a 3-0 defeat away at Laval last night, a result that sees them drop into the relegation zone for the first time this season.

Guingamp went behind in the 34th minute, Steve Haguy opening the scoring for the Tangos (1-0, 34 mins).

The game reamined 1-0 until the 81st minute when EAG cracked and conceeded 2 late goals.

Guingamp suffered their third straight away defeat at the hands of FC Metz last night.

Guingamp started the game brightly creating 3 good chances in the first half but Giresse, Soumah and Diallo were all unable to take their chances.

At half-time the game remained 0-0, Guingamp's failure to take their chances would once again come back to hurt them.

Below are the highlights of Guingamp's 1-1 draw at home to Dijon on Friday night.

EAG-TV Résumé Guingamp Dijon from EAG TV on Vimeo.

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Guingamp were held to a 1-1 draw at home to a well organized Dijon side at home last night.

Injuries to key players meant that Zvunka had to make some changes to the team for the game, the most notable being Gilbert Imbula Wanga who made his first professional appearance for the club.

Zvunka also decided to play two strikers, bringing Mathieu Scarpelli in to partner Mustapha Allaoui up-front.

Guingamp are back in action tonight after the international break and look to end their poor run of form with a win over Dijon FCO.

Dijon are level on points with Guingamp in the L2 table and have not won in the league since they beat Bastia on the 11th September.

Guingamp's most disappointing aspect this season has been the lack of goals Mathieu Scarpelli is this seasons leading scorer with just 2 goals, but he has only started 5 games this season.

Guingamp will face struggling Nimes Olympique tonight in a game they need to win to avoid losing touch with the teams at the top of the table.

Guingamp do not have a great history in this fixture, of the 5 games played against Nimes away Guingamp have never won and have only ever scored 1 goal.

Guingamp could only manage a 1-1 draw at home to struggling SC Bastia on Friday night.

Victor Zvunka opted for Mustapha Allaoui to partner Sebastien Grax upfront and Francois Bellugou came in for the suspended Moustapha Diallo.

It was Bastia who took the lead in the 27th minute, Nassa Niangbo was brought down in the box and former EAG striker Pierre-Yves Andre stepped up to put the ball past Stephane Trevisan (0-1, 27 mins).

Aufgepasst liebe HSV-Fans! Die Europa League Playoff-Begegnung zwischen dem HSV und dem französischen Pokalsieger und Zweitligisten Guingamp wird nicht(!) wie angekündigt im HSV-TV gezeigt, sondern nun doch im Free-TV auf DSF. Anstoß ist 18:45 Uhr.

Das DSF und der Live-Rechteinhaber Canal+ haben sich anscheinend kurzfristig doch darauf geeignigt, das Spiel live im deutschen Fernsehen zu übertragen.

On Friday UEFA conducted the draws for the Champions League and Europa League play-off rounds. In the Champions League, Vfb Stuttgart will be matched against FC Timisoara of Romania's Liga 1. Timisoara finished as runners-up in last year's Romanian Championship, and boast the likes of Costa Rican international striker Winston Parks.