- AS Monaco have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five games.
- Le Havre AC have won two, drawn one and lost two of their last five fixtures.
- AS Monaco are unbeaten in their last two clashes against Le Havre (Won 1, Drawn 1).
Two inconsistent sides will do battle at Stade Oceane
Le Havre AC and AS Monaco could do with a win and both could find a way to get it on Sunday, but it is more likely that the narrow favourites, the visitors, will prevail at 93/100. Ciel&Marine are available at 5/2, while the draw is 11/4, so there is value in the goals markets where Over 2.5 goals is 57/100 and BTTS Yes is 1/2.
Monaco beat Getafe 1-0 at home, stunned Liverpool 3-2 away and fell 2-0 to Coventry City, but they are still in mixed form with two wins, one draw and two defeats in their last five. Le Havre are in the same sort of rut with three wins, four draws and three defeats in their last ten across all competitions, so the mid-table club will be able to hold their own here.
The last meeting in Ligue 1 2025/2026 between these sides finished 0-0 here and Monaco are undefeated in their last two games (Won 1, Drawn 1), so the draw does appeal. However, the match looks set up for a possession vs counter clash with Filipe Luis making Monaco press high and play on the front foot while Didier Digard's men will be more pragmatic and look to get bodies behind the ball and spring attacks when they win the ball back.
Monaco have the edge in a tricky matchup
It could go either way, but Monaco's slightly superior price reflects the fact that they have the more lethal attacker in Paris Brunner, who has scored two of their four goals in the last five matches. The Monegasques have a better away record, winning two, drawing one and losing three on the road this season in all competitions, scoring 1.83 goals per game on average - 11 in total.
Le Havre have a win, two draws and a defeat at home this season and have scored and conceded an average of 1.75 per game at Stade Océane. Digard has made them tough to beat but their inability to lock down games is a problem, so back a game of goals with Monaco edging out the win.
