Nice vs Strasbourg Prediction & Betting Tips (24 November)

Undefeated in the last 4 matches in all competitions, Nice thus establishes its best series this season. This alignment of results without losing, however, almost did not see the light of day since the Gym, opposed to Lille before the international break, snatched the point of the draw 2-2 in the 96th minute. Before this sharing of points, the Aiglons had signed a first draw with the same score a few days earlier against Twente in the Europa League. They are in 6th position in the Ligue 1 standings and will want to do well this Sunday to prepare for the reception of Rangers on Thursday on the European scene. It also takes a first for everything for Strasbourg, which remains on defeats at Saint-Etienne 2-0 and on its lawn in front of Monaco 1-3 .

Racing had not yet started a series of defeats and will want to recover to avoid sliding to the bottom of the ranking. Especially since Liam Rosenior's players, 11th in the championship, have little margin over the poorly ranked players given their 3 small points lead over the virtual play-off. Strasbourg is one of four teams who have not yet won on the road. His record away from home is 2 draws and 3 defeats. 

Nice continues its current planning without Moffi (no match) and midfielder Sanson. The latter, absent since August and not yet appearing in competition this season, was first diagnosed with a sprained ankle but saw the staff re-evaluate him. The new report now shows two fractures. Thus, whoever could face his former club this Sunday remains forfeited. Abdelmonem and Boudaoui are uncertain. Added to the already known injured are the left piston frame Abdi, the French international Clauss who plays on the opposite side and the versatile and solid Ndayishimiye. The truce was not fruitful on this side for Franck Haise's team.

Guessand is Nice's best player up front, with his 6 goals scored in Ligue 1, but it was Louchet who allowed Gym to equalize at the end of the thriller against Lille. Strasbourg must deal with the suspension of its attacking midfielder Diarra (2 goals), thus cut in its momentum after having been decisive during the international break with Senegal. Also absent are former starting goalkeeper Bellaarouch and striker Sahi Dion (no match), injured. The striker Emegha (3 goals), the little used Sebas, the defender Sarr, the experienced Delaine and the winger Bakwa (1 goal) are in doubt. The last city was forced to forfeit the gathering of the France Espoirs team during the international break.