Grenoble vs Guingamp Prediction & Betting Tips (30 March)

After having occupied a place in the top 5 of the ranking for a long time and even spending a few weeks on the podium, Grenoble completely stalled this winter. The Isérois are in fact wasting all the good performances achieved in the first part of the season by accumulating road trips for almost 2 months. The residents of the Stade des Alpes first suffered 5 consecutive defeats against Bordeaux 1-0, Troyes 3-1, Pau 0-1, Bastia 1-0 and Laval 0-2 which pushed the leaders to dismiss Vincent Hognon and to replace him with Laurent Peyrelade. But the new Grenoble technician has not yet managed to stem the bad streak of his players who lost again, on the last day, on the Rodez field 3-1. In the rankings, the GF38 fell to 10th position, 3 units from the top 5.

Sometimes exciting, often despairing, Guingamp could have played the leading roles in this championship if it had shown more consistency this season, especially at home where En Avant's results did not live up to the club's ambitions. However, the Bretons have not given up in the race for Ligue 1. On the contrary, they have relaunched well during the last two days by snatching victory against Concarneau 2-3 then winning with quite a few margin against the Valencian red lantern 3-0. Following these two successes, the Costarmoricans returned to 6th position in the ranking, just one point from 5th qualifying place for the play-offs.

For this match, Laurent Peyrelade will still have to take into account the absences of defender Tchaptchet, little-used veteran Perez, as well as replacement Arial Mendy who are still injured. They were joined on the flank by left back Paquiez. On the other hand, the titular central defender Monfray makes his return after being suspended. On the other hand, the very important midfielder Benet made his return just before the break.

Offensively, Senegalese striker Meïssa-Ba (11 goals) is there but he hasn't scored in 4 days. His partners Sbaï (6 goals) and Joseph (3 goals) should take their place in the corridors.