Paris FC vs Grenoble Prediction & Betting Tips (6 April)

Often expected to play the leading roles in this Ligue 2 championship where it ranks among the biggest budgets, Paris FC is therefore naturally a credible candidate for the play-offs. Unfortunately for him, the capital club does not manage to be sufficiently consistent and he must therefore redouble his efforts to try to secure a place in the top 5 which, however, still remains quite accessible. Indeed, Stéphane Gili's men are in 8th place in the ranking, 3 units behind 5th place. Undefeated since the end of January, the Parisians won their last two matches before the international break against Caen 0-1 and Ajaccio 2-0 and they came very close to obtaining a 3rd against Bordeaux last Saturday before seeing the Girondins equalize in all end of game 3-3. Author of a very coherent first part of the season, Grenoble was clearly in the game to try to obtain a place in the top 5 next May and therefore defend its chances of moving up into the elite .

But ultimately, the GF38 has been scuttled in recent weeks with a series of defeats. Beaten 5 times, the residents of Stad des Alpes decided to part ways with Vincent Hognon and appoint Laurent Peylerade as head of the team. It started with a new defeat for Rodez 3-1 but he was able to obtain his first point last Saturday against Guingamp, not without difficulty 0-0. In the rankings, the Isérois are now in 11th position, only 2 units behind their opponent of the day.

The infirmary is still well stocked on the Parisian side since we find the wingers and pistons Alakouch and Pembélé, the experienced Lasne, the midfielder recruited this winter Marchetti, the now replacement Lopez, the goalkeepers Filipovic and Gardies and the striker Gueye. That's not all since top scorer Hamel (8 goals) and young senior defender Koré are also on the flank at the moment. After being injured last week, striker Jabbari is also not certain of being present this Saturday. Conversely, we should find in the group the very valuable Gory (7 goals), the Algerian Kebbal (5 goals) as well as the winter recruit Dicko who remains on 2 goals scored during the last 2 days. Once again, the defender Tchaptchet and the little-used veteran Perez will undoubtedly give up on this match.

Preserved last week after a fairly late return to selection, Moldovan striker Postolachi should return to the group. Up front, Senegalese striker Meïssa-Ba (11 goals) is there but he has just played 5 games without finding the fault. His partners Sbaï (6 goals) and Joseph (3 goals) have not been much more effective lately either.