Toulouse vs Montpellier Prediction & Betting Tips (3 May)

After a rather complicated first part of the season, especially cleared up by its passage in Europe, Toulouse was able to accelerate at the right time to secure its continuation. Undefeated for 5 days, the TFC went for 3 successes away from home against Clermont 0-3, Rennes 1-2 and Lorient last week 1-2 after overturning the score. In the meantime, Carles Martinez's men were able to take points at home against Strasbourg 0-0 and Marseille 2-2 to continue their unbeaten streak. In the standings, the Violets are well established in the middle of the table, in 10th place, with only 4 points ultimately from 7th place potentially qualifying for Europe. For its part, Montpellier had a season quite similar to that of its opponent of the day, minus the European route.

After flirting with the red zone for a few months, the Hérault club has given itself the means to distance itself from the bottom of the ranking. Victorious ahead of Le Havre 0-2 and Lorient 2-0, Michel Der Zakarian's men were then held to a draw by Clermont 1-1 before moving forward against Reims 1-2. Finally, last weekend, the Paillade players preserved the point in the draw against Nantes 1-1 to maintain an 8-point lead in the red zone.

Young defender Mawissa Elebi will not be there for the Violets. The attackers Magri (4 goals) and Gboho (2 goals) are also on the flank at the end of the season. Otherwise, Carles Martinez should be able to align all of his executives. We should therefore find in the 11 the very good captain Vincent Sierro (6 goals). Once again decisive to revive his team against the Merlus, Dutch striker Dallinga scored his 12th goal of the season in Ligue 1.

All left out last weekend for the reception of Nantes, the substitutes Sainte-Luce, Delaye, defender Sacko and the experienced Khazri hope to return to the squad this weekend. Especially since the young defender Mincarelli and the attacker Nordin (5 goals, 3 assists) will be suspended after being sent off at the end of the match last Friday. The second could even be sentenced to several matches. Fortunately for the Héraultais, the playmaker Savanier (8 goals, 6 assists) and the Nigerien Adams (8 goals), who finally found the net for the first time since October, will be available.