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Friday's Ligue 1 predictions including Brest vs. Reims

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Nice vs. Le Havre (Friday, 8.00pm)

Nice's Pablo Rosario and Jordan Lotomba look dejected after the match on January 13, 2024© Reuters

Still vying for Champions League qualification, Nice welcome Le Havre to the Allianz Riviera for Friday's Ligue 1 showdown.

Both teams coincidentally come into the encounter with 3-1 triumphs over Strasbourg to their name from their most recent matches, although the hosts have had longer to recuperate from their latest success.

We say: Nice 2-0 Le Havre


Morale is high in both camps right now, but Nice have partially returned to their former defensive ways, while Le Havre's rearguard record on the road still leaves a lot to be desired.

A lengthy rest could either be a help or a hindrance for Farioli's men, but we still have faith in the Champions League hopefuls to get the job done and leave Le Havre relying on other results to go their way.

> Click here to read our full preview for this match


Brest vs. Reims (Friday, 8.00pm)

Brest's Mathias Pereira Lage celebrates scoring their second goal with teammates on January 28, 2024© Reuters

A top-four finish could be rubber-stamped for this season's Ligue 1 surprise package Brest on Friday, when Reims make the visit to the party atmosphere at the Stade Francis-Le Ble.

Eric Roy's men are still on course for Champions League qualification despite winning just one of their last four games, while their visitors are now planning for life without head coach Will Still.

We say: Brest 2-1 Reims


With safety secured and only a top-half finish left to fight for this season, Reims should not be desperate for a new manager bounce under Diawara, and their defensive discipline has eluded them over the past few weeks.

Goals at either end are seemingly a guarantee in this one, but owing to the visitors' horrendous rearguard record on the road, Brest should take the spoils and do all they can to wrap up early Champions League qualification.

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TeamPWDLFAGDPTS
1Paris Saint-GermainPSG17134046153143
2Marseille17113339201936
3Lille1888228171132
4MonacoMonaco189452920931
5Nice1886436251130
6Lyon178452922728
7Lens177642116527
8Toulouse177371919024
9StrasbourgStrasbourg176563029123
10Auxerre176472426-222
11Brest177192630-422
12Reims175572325-220
13Angers175481927-819
14Rennes1752102325-217
15NantesNantes173772027-716
16Saint-EtienneSt Etienne1751111637-2116
17Le HavreLe Havre1740131336-2312
18Montpellier HSCMontpellier1833121843-2512


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