Nice vs PSG Prediction & Betting Tips (15 May)

Despite a start to 2024 far from being at the level of expectations after a very successful first part of the season, OGC Nice was able to get back on the right path to still maintain chances of playing in the Champions League this season. next. To do this, the Gym will have to seize 4th, qualifying for the C1 play-offs, still held by Stade Brestois which has a 4-point lead before this late match. Back at a very solid level, the Aiglons have won 3 wins in their last 4 matches, notably against Lorient 3-0 before sharing the points with Marseille 2-2. Finally, they offered themselves two very important victories against Strasbourg 1-3 and Le Havre 1-0 last Friday. PSG, for its part, is preparing to conclude a rather interesting exercise, marked by a League semi-final.

Champions where he failed to sublimate himself to overcome a much more efficient Borussia Dortmund who won the first leg 1-0 and the return 0-1 last week. In the championship, Luis Enrique's men assumed their status as big favorites by easily winning their 12th French championship title and they will play the final of the Coupe de France against Olympique Lyonnais in around ten days. However, the last success of the Ile-de-France residents dates back to the end of April, against Lorient 1-4. Since then, they have been held to a draw by Le Havre 3-3 and they even suffered a third defeat in a row in all competitions, Sunday evening, against Toulouse 1-3 after those experienced in the Champions League.

Midfielder Beka Beka is obviously still missing. Also on the flank are creator Sofiane Diop and replacement full-back Rosier who are in the infirmary. Coming out injured against Le Havre on Friday evening, full-back Antoine Mendy is also not guaranteed to be able to appear in this group. Otherwise, all of the Côte d'Azur executives will be on their feet.

At the forefront, we should find the former Lorient player Moffi who has 11 goals to his credit in the elite while his replacement, Guessand, has 6 goals. Against Le Havre, it was the Ivorian Jérémy Boga (5 goals, 2 assists) who scored the only goal for his team.