Le Havre

Marseille possess a commanding historical record in this matchup, having won all seven previous encounters against Le Havre. The visitors enter this round winless through seven league fixtures with five defeats and only five goals scored, while conceding 11. Le Havre are also depleted by six defensive and midfield injuries, including A. Toure and T. Pembele. Although Marseille have been potent going forward with 14 league goals led by A. Gouiri's five strikes, they have also shown defensive frailties by conceding 10 times in seven games, including two losses in three home matches. Backing Marseille to avoid defeat accounts for their defensive lapses while respecting Le Havre's inability to secure three points this season.

Le Havre hold a solid head-to-head record against Auxerre, remaining unbeaten across their last four direct encounters with three victories and one draw. While Le Havre sit bottom of the standings with two points and have scored just one goal in three home games, Auxerre have struggled badly away from home. The visitors have lost all three road fixtures this season, conceding 12 goals at an average of four per game. With Auxerre missing key defenders including M. Senaya and B. Okoh through injury, Le Havre are well placed to secure at least a point on home soil.

Under 2.5 Goals — 75% confidence

Toulouse have failed to score in both of their home league matches so far, losing 1-0 to Lille and 2-0 to Lyon. Le Havre have averaged just 0.7 goals scored per game across the campaign, with three of their four competitive fixtures seeing two or fewer total goals. Given the low attacking output of both sides, under 2.5 match goals is strongly supported.

Toulouse or Draw — 72% confidence

While Toulouse have had a slow start at home, Le Havre arrive severely weakened by injuries and unavailabilities across multiple positions, including J. Mwanga, A. Toure, and R. Ndiaye. Le Havre have yet to secure a league win this season, giving Toulouse a solid foundation to take at least a point from this fixture.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (total goals and double chance), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

While Toulouse have had a slow start at home, Le Havre arrive severely weakened by injuries and unavailabilities across multiple positions, including J. Mwanga, A. Toure, and R. Ndiaye. Le Havre have yet to secure a league win this season, giving Toulouse a solid foundation to take at least a point from this fixture.

Toulouse have failed to score in both of their home league matches so far, losing 1-0 to Lille and 2-0 to Lyon. Le Havre have averaged just 0.7 goals scored per game across the campaign, with three of their four competitive fixtures seeing two or fewer total goals. Given the low attacking output of both sides, under 2.5 match goals is strongly supported.

Angers have already displayed their capabilities on the road with a convincing 3-1 win at Auxerre, while Le Havre have lost both of their home matches this season to Brest and Monaco. Le Havre are also significantly impacted by squad absences, with J. Mwanga suspended alongside multiple injured options. Historical matchups between these two sides are typically tight, with seven of the last ten meetings producing under 2.5 goals and Angers avoiding defeat in four of their past five encounters across all competitions.

Stade Brestois 29 enter this match unbeaten through two league rounds, demonstrating reliable attacking output with two goals scored in each fixture. In contrast, Le Havre have managed only one goal across their two opening matches and were beaten 1-0 in their only home league game so far.

Head-to-head records strongly reinforce the visitors advantage, with Brest winning six of the last ten meetings between these sides and five of the last six top-flight fixtures. Although Brest have drawn both of their games this season, their offensive sharpness combined with Le Havre missing several players through injury makes Brest or Draw a well-backed selection. Historically, this fixture averages 2.1 goals per game with 80 percent of the last ten meetings staying under 2.5 goals.

Lyon enter the fixture on the back of a 2-0 win over Toulouse and hold an undefeated home record against Le Havre across their last three meetings in Lyon (two wins and one draw). With Le Havre losing their opener 1-0 to Monaco and carrying multiple injury absences, covering the home win or draw offers a well-grounded position.

Lyon or Draw — 82% confidence

Lyon enter the fixture on the back of a 2-0 win over Toulouse and hold an undefeated home record against Le Havre across their last three meetings in Lyon (two wins and one draw). With Le Havre losing their opener 1-0 to Monaco and carrying multiple injury absences, covering the home win or draw offers a well-grounded position.

No — 68% confidence

Both teams scored in only 33.3% of their last six head-to-head meetings, including clean sheets in their two most recent clashes (0-0 and 1-0). Furthermore, Lyon kept a clean sheet in round one while Le Havre failed to register a goal in their 1-0 loss to Monaco.

These two calls are about different parts of the match (double chance and both teams to score), so neither one determines the other. The figure shown is the lower of the two — a combo can never be more likely than its weaker leg.

Both teams scored in only 33.3% of their last six head-to-head meetings, including clean sheets in their two most recent clashes (0-0 and 1-0). Furthermore, Lyon kept a clean sheet in round one while Le Havre failed to register a goal in their 1-0 loss to Monaco.

Monaco have been defeated only once in their 10 recorded meetings against Le Havre (4 wins, 5 draws). While Le Havre have managed four draws in five home encounters against Monaco, Monaco's recent scoring form (scoring three goals each against Gornik Zabrze and Liverpool) provides them with a strong platform to secure at least a point.