Lyon vs Reims Prediction & Betting Tips (30 March)

After a terrible first part of the season, Olympique Lyonnais has started a new year since the winter break. Relaunched by the arrival of reinforcements, the Rhone club has returned to a much more suitable level and is now one of the teams in good form in this championship. Proof of this is that Les Gones have won 6 of their last 7 matches played in the elite. And if they had experienced a real mishap against Lens 0-3, they recovered well by dismissing Lorient 0-2 then Toulouse 2-3 before the international break. In the standings, OL are now in 10th position, 4 units behind their opponent of the day.

Stade de Reims, in fact, has not really been able to maintain the good momentum it had experienced at the start of the season and its hopes of qualifying for a European Cup tend to diminish. However, Will Still's men should not be buried since they are only 4 points behind the 6th place potentially qualifying for Europe. Quite inconsistent, the Champenois were surprised at home by Lille 0-1 before taking a good point on the Parc lawn against PSG 2-2. Finally, on the last day, they had a fairly narrow success against FC Metz 2-1.

Not present lately, scorer Alexandre Lacazette should be back at 100% for this match. The former Gunner was able to score his 13th goal of the season before the international break before giving way at the break due to illness. Winter recruit Mangala and winter recruit Benrahma are on the flank at the moment while right back Mata is suspended. Against TFC, the returning Cherki distinguished himself by delivering an assist and scoring his first goal of the season. Behind Lacazette, the top scorer of this team is the defender O'Brien with 4 goals.

Will Still will still be deprived of the Belgian right side Busi and the excellent midfielder Teddy Teuma (6 goals) who are still recovering at the moment at same title as the former Montpellier and Parisian Stambouli and the striker Bojang. In addition, the important Smet is suspended this week. Scorer again against Metz before the break, the young Ivorian Oumar Diakité reached the mark of 5 goals scored. The Japanese Nakamura (2 goals, 1 assist) and Ito (3 goals, 5 assists) and the Dane Daramy (4 goals) should also make the trip to Groupama Stadium.