The fourth day of the Starligue brought several key developments, including Saran's continued dominance, a major loss for Chambéry, and Montpellier's return to form with a win over Sélestat. These results have caused noticeable changes in the league standings, with some teams rising in the rankings while others struggle to maintain their positions. Saran extended their strong start to the season with a hard-fought 22-26 victory away from home against Saint-Raphaël. The team took control in the second half after an eight-minute stretch without scoring from their opponents, with Clément Damiani and William Saha playing crucial roles. This win marked Saran's third victory in four matches, pushing them up to fourth place in the league. Chambéry faced a tough night, suffering a heavy 31-44 defeat against Tremblay. The Savoyard team was overwhelmed early on and struggled to match the pace and finishing power of their opponents. Theo Avelange-Demouge led the scoring with 9 goals, supported by Raphael Kötters (7 goals) and a solid performance from goalkeeper Kévin Bonnefoi (13 saves). This loss marked Chambéry's third defeat in their last four games. Montpellier bounced back from two consecutive losses by defeating Sélestat at home with a score of 30-38. The match was tense, with Sélestat making a strong push in the second half. Despite the early expulsion of Jack Thurin, Montpellier maintained their lead at halftime (16-19) and secured the win. Goalkeeper Charles Bolzinger made 18 saves, and Bryan Monte continued his strong season with 8 successful shots out of 9. Other notable results included Chartres defeating Cesson-Rennes at home 31-28, thanks to a strong performance from goalkeeper Julien Meyer and the efficiency of Gabin Martinez. USAM Nîmes Gard also claimed their third win in four matches with a 27-25 victory over Dunkerque, despite a late comeback attempt from the northern team.