Nice vs PSG Prediction & Betting Tips (6 October)

The start of Nice's season under Franck Haise, who arrived at the club this summer, is not ideal. In 6 days, the Gym has never matched two results and welcomes PSG with a record of 2 wins, 2 draws and 2 defeats. He took a point at Lens 0-0 on the last day after literally crushing Saint-Étienne 8-0. Between these two results, the Aiglons began their Europa League campaign with a 1-1 draw at home against Basque club Real Sociedad. On Thursday, they traveled to the pitch of Lazio Rome, continuing the European campaign. A good way to test yourself before a clash against the French champion.

 Unsurprisingly, PSG leads the championship after 6 days but its lead only depends on the details. Before the weekend's matches, the Parisians had 16 points just like Monaco whose goal difference makes them their runner-up. Luis Enrique's men hung on to Reims 1-1 two weeks ago and made up for it at home to Rennes 3-1 victory last weekend. Since then, they fell quite logically on the Arsenal pitch 2-0 on Tuesday for the 2nd day of the Champions League league phase. The players from the capital, powerless, have never been able to worry the London club and will be keen to forget this bad result this Sunday in Nice. 

The locals are approaching a new meeting without the seriously injured left-back Bard and the attackers Moffi and Laborde. The offensive Cho (2 goals in Ligue 1) and the senior midfielders Sanson and Ndombélé, absent on the last day, could make their return to the group. Let's see if they will be on the plane which will take the Aiglons to Rome on Thursday October 3. With 3 goals on the clock, striker Guessand is Nice's top scorer in Ligue 1. Summer recruit Moukoko (19) follows him with 2 goals, scored in the high-scoring victory against Saint-Étienne in September. Note that number 1 goalkeeper Bulka faces his former club this Sunday. On the Parisian side, several elements are returning from last day's match against Rennes.

This is the case of the starting goalkeeper Donnarumma, the Spanish striker Asensio (1 goal in Ligue 1), the young shoot D. Doué in the same sector, the important midfielder Vitinha and the starting left back Nuno Mendes. Everyone was fit against Arsenal on Tuesday and Donnarumma was not exempt from any criticism for the Gunners' opening score. However, the usual injured Gonçalo Ramos, Kimpembe and Lucas Hernandez are still absent. Sidelined for disciplinary reasons against Arsenal, French international Dembélé (4 goals and 4 assists in Ligue 1) should be there in Nice.