Ok, I've found the solution. The difference between Jobeet example and my code was the primary key name. In Jobeet it's id, in my project it's tablename_id. Doctrine understands, that id is a primary key and thus numeric, but it doesn't recognize tablename_id as a key. So, my url was matched with an object route /:module/:id/:action, because :id wasn't filtered. And in Jobeet default route :module/:action was the one to handle the url. Adding: requirements: tablename_id: \d+
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