France Ligue 1 Betting Predictions, Tips and Odds

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Lens v Toulouse - Win / Draw / Win - home win

As we all know, Lens's dedicated fans expect high standards from their side and, according to KickOff's bettors, they may just have them met on Friday evening. 6 of these tipsters are predicting that P. Sage's team will emerge victorious as C. Martínez Novell's Toulouse visit Stade Felix Bollaert-Delelis. Here's hoping they're proved right!

Lorient v Marseille - Double Chance - away win or draw

Lorient simply have not been able to find a way past Marseille in the Ligue 1 in recent years. The two sides have played on 13 occasions since 2015, and Marseille have remained unbeaten in them all. Saturday's game at Stade du Moustoir could be a tricky one for O. Pantaloni & co.

Angers v Le Havre - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - under

Low scoring fixtures aren't always entirely dull, but fans of Angers have had too many chances to test that theory this campaign. 21 of their side's fixtures in Ligue 1 have finished with under 2.5 goals so far - the most in the competition. Will D. Digard and his Le Havre side be capable of adding some goals into this fixture on Saturday? Or will it be yet another low scoring affair?

Lille v Nice - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Nice will have to be at their very best if they're to get anything at Stade Pierre-Mauroy. Home wins occur regularly in Ligue 1, and the expectation is that Lille and their boss B. Génésio will claim exactly that as they do battle with C. Puel's troops on Saturday night. 7 of KickOff's bettors have predicted that outcome, making the most of best odds of 1.60, and KickOff's predictive algorithm suggests there's 60.05% probability of just that.

Monaco v Auxerre - Win / Draw / Win - home win

AJ Auxerre will, it could be argued, have the opportunity to play without pressure as face a tough trip to Stade Louis II. Home victories occur regularly in Ligue 1, and the expectation is that Monaco and their boss S. Pocognoli will deliver exactly that as they square up against C. Pélissier's troops on Sunday afternoon. 5 of KickOff's members have bet on the home win, making the most of top odds of 1.57, and our 54.86 places a 54.86% chance of them winning with their bets.

Metz v Paris FC - Both Teams To Score - yes

When Metz and Paris FC have met in the league, they've delivered proper entertainment. Both sides have found the net in each of their last 5 clashes, so the Stade Saint-Symphorien faithful will be expecting another classic on Sunday afternoon.

Nantes v Brest - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Bad form can be tough to shift, but that's the task facing Stade Brestois 29 boss E. Roy on Sunday. His players face Nantes having failed to get anything but defeat out of their last 3 Ligue 1 outings.

Strasbourg v Rennes - Double Chance - home win or draw

Weeks have passed since Strasbourg’s happy followers watched their lads lose in Ligue 1. L. Rosenior’s boys are now unbeaten in 7 outings, and he'll be hopeful that they can keep going against Rennes at Stade de la Meinau on Sunday afternoon. Top odds of 1.50 are available to back Strasbourg the double chance market.

PSG v Lyon - Win / Draw / Win - home win

Paris Saint-Germain have enjoyed meeting Lyon in the Ligue 1 in recent years, with their streak now extending to 5 straight wins against them. P. Rodrigues Fonseca will be hoping for a change in fortunes, while L. Martínez García will be hoping for more of the same on Sunday evening.

PSG v Nantes - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - over

We could just get one of the games of the season when Paris Saint-Germain and Nantes meet on Wednesday evening in Ligue 1. L. Martínez García and L. Ferreira de Castro's sides are capable of delivering at the top of the park, and KickOff's community of members are backing them to show that at Parc des Princes. 26 of them are tipping the fixture to deliver over 2.5 goals in total. 1.33 is the most-enticing price we've found for their suggestion, and our tipsters won't be the only ones taking it at that price.

Brest v Lens - Over / Under 2.5 Goals - over

If you're not busy on Friday evening, then the clash between Lens and Stade Brestois 29 could be the one for you. P. Sage's team lead Ligue 1 in most matches with more than 2 goals scored so far this season. 19 of their Ligue 1 games have already gone that way. With form like that, surely only a defensive masterclass from E. Roy's men could prevent more of the same.

Lyon v Auxerre - Half Time / Full Time - draw+draw

It might not be an honour they're especially enamoured with, but AJ Auxerre currently lead all opponents in Ligue 1 when it comes to games drawn at both halftime and fulltime this term, with their tally now at 9 in 29 games. They will put that unwanted consistency to the test versus Lyon at Groupama Stadium on Saturday, in a fixture that could see yet another dead heat.

Angers v PSG - Win / Draw / Win - away win

Paris Saint-Germain have enjoyed meeting Angers in the Ligue 1 in recent years, with a run of 17 straight wins against them. A. Dujeux will be hoping for a change in fortunes, while L. Martínez García will be hopeful of more of the same on Saturday evening.

Toulouse v Monaco - Both Teams To Score - yes

Fans at Stadium Municipal, Toulouse may be fully expecting plenty goalmouth action on Saturday, and they're right to, if Monaco's recent record is anything to go by. Both teams have scored in 18 of their 29 Ligue 1 matches this season, a record matched by no other team in the competition.

Lorient v Strasbourg - Both Teams To Score & Result - draw

Stade du Moustoir is the venue as Lorient and Strasbourg clash on Sunday afternoon, in what might just be a tight affair. O. Pantaloni's side have the highest number of BTTS + draws of any team in the division - 10 in 29 matches. An extension of that record is available at 4.33.

Le Havre v Metz - Half Time / Full Time - home+home

Metz will be hoping not to add to the 14 matches they have already been losing at both halftime and fulltime this season when they take on Le Havre on Sunday. S. Le Mignan's players already lead the rest of Ligue 1 in that category, and won't want to make it any worse. Opposing boss D. Digard will be licking his lips, however.