Martigues vs Guingamp Prediction & Betting Tips (6 December)

The future prospects of Martigues in this Ligue 2 can only be dotted. In addition to finding itself in a delicate financial situation, the Venise Provençale club is experiencing a real nightmare at the moment in this championship where it brings up the rear in the standings with only 9 points taken in 14 matches. Worse still, the promoted side are now 6 lengths behind the first non-relegation team. At the bottom of the hole, the Martégaux have also lost 3 times during the last 4 days played against Caen 0-3, Red Star 0-1, Amiens 1-1 and finally Laval 0-3 . Opposite, Guingamp can still hope to have a say in the race for advancement in the second half of the season.

Although it sometimes suffers from defensive mistakes, En Avant still has some great strengths to show off, particularly offensively. In difficulty last October when they suffered 3 defeats in a row, the Bretons were then able to raise their heads by winning 3 wins in 4 days played against Ajaccio 1-0, Grenoble 3-0, Lorient defeated 3-1 and finally Amiens , 15 days ago. Following this good series, Sylvain Ripoll's men moved up to 6th place, only a short distance from the top 5. Next Saturday, Guingamp will travel to the Dinan-Léhon field for a Coupe de France poster.

As during the reception of Laval, the executive defender Solvet and his partner in the defensive sector Morante will have to forfeit. In addition to this, the very important Orinel (6 goals last season), the long-term injured Montiel, the interesting Diawara (1 goal), brother of Souleymane and the starting goalkeeper Aymes will also have to throw in the towel for this poster. Authors of only 2 goals scored this year, midfielder Robin and striker Mendy are the only ones to have scored more than one goal this year in the championship. The Bretons will travel to Gueugnon without the usually starting central defenders Gomis and Lemonnier, the unfortunate left side Ndour and without too much fragile midfielder Phiri.

Suspended in the Cup last week after being sent off against Amiens, central defender Naïr could be eligible again this Friday evening. The Bretons should, however, be able to count on the very good playmaker Amine Hemia (5 goals) who faces his former team this Friday. We should also find in the 11 the detonator Picard (1 goal, 1 assist), the right side Sissoko (7 assists decisive) who is the best passer in this championship and the prolific Jacques Siwé (7 goals) who scored a double against Amiens on the last day.