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PSG vs Lille Prediction & Betting Tips

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          PSG vs Lille Prediction & Betting Tips

          PSG welcome Lille to the Parc des Princes in this Ligue 1 clash between two top-four sides. The hosts will be hoping to extend their comfortable lead at the top of the table.

          PSG to win both halves @ 11/10 with Paddy Power

          Both Teams to Score @ 4/5 with Bet365

          Over 2.5 goals @ 4/6 with Bet365

          These odds are correct at the time of publication and are subject to change.

          Date: 10/02/24

          Kick-off time: 20:00

          Venue: Parc des Princes

          As expected, PSG sit top of the table and are well on their way to winning their sixth title in seven seasons. Triumph this season would mark their third in a row, and this weekend’s opponents are the only team to stop them from winning the trophy in this period, as Lille took their crown in 2021.

          They are currently eight points clear of second place Nice, and have the opportunity to extend that gap to double digits with a win this weekend. Lille are fourth, this position would earn them a place in the Champions League qualifiers for next season. It is a closely fought battle with numerous teams, as just seven points separate Nice in second and Lens in sixth.

          Victory for Lille could see them overtake Brest in third, but it will be a tough ask for them to topple PSG at home. The hosts have won seven of their 10 home games this season, but their sole defeat did come at the Parc des Princes in September. They did, however, blow a two-goal lead to Brest just last week, which was their first dropped points at home since that loss.

          Led by Kylian Mbappe, PSG have by far the most dangerous attack in the division, scoring 48 goals. This is 11 more than Monaco, who have scored the second most. They also boast a top-five defence. Lille, in comparison, have scored 28, but have been very strong at the back, letting in just 14 goals in 20 games. But to get past Gianluigi Donnarumma, Paulo Fonseca will be hoping Jonathan David can add to his six goals this season. Though they have a solid backline, they will also have to somehow contain the 20-goal Mbappe.

          The last five meetings between the two sides has seen PSG be absolutely dominant. They have won four of the fixtures, with the other ending in a draw. There have also been plenty of goals to enjoy, the teams have scored a combined 26 goals between them, though the majority have been in PSG’s favour.

          Earlier this season, they faced each other in the reverse fixture but there was nothing to split them. However, it would have been another PSG win if it wasn’t for David’s 94th-minute equaliser to salvage a point. His strike cancelled out Kylian Mbappe’s opener from the penalty spot.

          Team News

          PSG Team News

          Bradley Barcola and Theo Hernandez return from suspension. Kang-In Lee is still away at the Asia Cup. Milan Skriniar will be sidelined until the end of this month whilst Layvin Kurzawa and Nuno Mendes are set to come back soon, though this game may be too early.

          Lille Team News

          Ayyoub Bouaddi returns from his one-game suspension. Samuel Umtiti and Bafode Diakite are out until the end of the month with knee and shoulder injuries.

          Form Guide

          PSG

          In their last five games, PSG have won four and drawn one. Les Parisiens have a large lead at the top of Ligue 1, and have not lost a game in all competitions since early November. They began this stretch of games with a thumping 9-0 win over Revel, who compete in the sixth tier of French football. This ensured PSG’s progression to the last 32 of the French Cup. In this round, they faced US Orleans of the Championnat National, which is the third tier. The minnows managed to get on the scoresheet, though it came in a 4-1 defeat. Kylian Mbappe scored a brace from the penalty spot, with goals from Goncalo Ramos and Senny Mayulu adding to the score. As a result of this win, they will now face Brest in the Round of 16 this Wednesday.

          Their most recent game saw them beat Strasbourg 2-1 away from home. Mbappe and Marco Asensio put them in firm control, before their hosts got one back. It was a good response to blowing a two-goal lead just three days before at home to Brest. Asensio and Randal Kolo Muani put them ahead, but goals from Mahdi Camara and Mathias Pereira Lage put them back on level terms.

          Lens were also on the end of a defeat as Bradley Barcola and Mbappe proved the difference, though the hosts played the entirety of the second half with ten men.

          Lille

          In their last five games, Lille have won three and drawn one. This includes two cup wins over lower-league opposition. The recent stretch of games began with large 12-0 victory against Golden Lion, who play in the Martinique Championnat National, the top tier of football in Martinique. They progressed into the round of 32, in which they faced fourth-tier Racing FF, though they posed a much tougher test than their previous opponents. A narrow 1-0 win has set up a last-16 tie away at Lyon.

          The first league action of the calendar year came against Lorient, and Lille were comfortable 3-0 winners. A first half goal from Jonathan David opened the scoring, before Remy Cabella and Edon Zhegrova added two more in second-half stoppage time.

          A stalemate with Montpellier followed as neither side could find the back of the net in a 0-0 draw. It was a welcome result, as Lille played the entirety of the second period with ten men, after Ayyoub Bouaddi saw red just before the break.

          Last weekend saw them take on Clermont Foot, and they secured all three points with goals from David, Benjamin Andre and Zhegrova producing a 4-0 win.

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          Where to Watch

          PSG vs Lille will be available to watch in the UK on TNT Sports 2.

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