The first half of the Senegalese Ligue 2 season has concluded, with a particularly competitive championship at the top and significant gaps already established at the bottom of the table. After 15 matchdays, AS Douanes sits atop the provisional standings with 24 points, the result of 6 wins, 6 draws, and 3 losses.

The Customs Officers share the title of most successful team in the first half of the season with Jamono Fatick and Niarry Tally, all three credited with 6 wins. This consistency allows them to maintain their momentum as they approach the second half of the season.

Defensively, Diambars and Oslo FA stand out with only one defeat in 15 matches, the best performances in the league in this area. Their solidity is a major asset for the rest of the season.

Conversely, the situation is more worrying for Ndiambour, Thiès FC, and especially Amitié FC, who have each only recorded two victories. Amitié FC even has the most concerning record with eight defeats, making them the worst-performing team at the halfway point.

Offensively, Ligue 2 continues to mirror Ligue 1's momentum, with 179 goals scored in the first half of the season. AS Kaffrine stands out as the league's best attack with 17 goals. However, the Kaffrine club presents a mixed picture, having also conceded 20 goals, making it the second-worst defense in the league, just behind Amitié FC (21 goals conceded). In the goalscoring charts, Teranga SC can be pleased with the form of Ousmane Dieng, currently the top scorer in Ligue 2 with five goals.

At the halfway point, while the race for promotion remains open, some teams will need to react quickly to avoid a complicated second half of the season.