In a dramatic final day of Ligue 1 action, Ajaccio suffered their worst defeat in the club's history as they lost 0-2 to relegation-threatened Clermont. The result was a cruel end for the Corsican side who had fought hard all season to avoid the drop.

The match started brightly for Ajaccio, with the home side dominating possession and creating several chances. However, it was Clermont who took the lead on the stroke of half-time through a well-worked team goal. Despite some late pressure from Ajaccio, they were unable to find the equaliser and went into the break trailing 1-0.

As the second half progressed, Ajaccio struggled to create any meaningful opportunities and found themselves behind again shortly after the restart. A clinical finish from Clermont's top scorer, Jean-Baptiste Ouedraogo, sealed the win for his side and ensured that Ajaccio would be relegated to Ligue 2 at the end of the season.

It was a disappointing end to what had been a promising campaign for Ajaccio, who had finished fifth in the table before losing their last three games. The loss also means that the club will have to start afresh next season without any of their key players, including striker Emmanuel Riviere and midfielder Benjamin Bourigeaud.

For Clermont, the victory was a major boost ahead of the new season, which they will hope to use to secure a place in Europe. The club has made significant progress under coach Michel Der Zakarian this season and will now look to build upon that success going forward.

In conclusion, Ajaccio's 0-2 loss to Clermont was a devastating blow to the club and their supporters. It is a reminder that even the most successful teams can fall at crucial moments in the season. Nevertheless, there is still hope for Ajaccio as they begin the process of rebuilding for next year, and we will see them compete again in Ligue 2.