Troyes vs Amiens Prediction & Betting Tips (28 October)

Troyes are entering their Round 12 Ligue 2 clash against Amiens with a solid run of form that has seen them climb to sixth in the standings. Under the guidance of their head coach, the team has found a rhythm, particularly at home where they’ve been dominant at Stade de l’Aube. Their recent 3-0 win over Nantes and a 5-2 thrashing of Guingamp have showcased their attacking prowess. Forward Kylian Assoumou has been instrumental, netting four goals in eight appearances, while midfielder Mathis Adeline has added three goals and three assists, proving vital in the final third.

Amiens, on the other hand, have had a more turbulent campaign. Currently sitting in eighth place, they’ve struggled with consistency, alternating between wins and losses in recent fixtures. Their away form has been particularly concerning, with heavy defeats such as the 6-2 loss to Dunkerque and a 5-0 drubbing by Lille in a friendly highlighting defensive vulnerabilities. However, there have been bright spots—forward Tolu Arokodare and Ange Chibozo have each contributed two goals, and Thomas Monconduit remains a steadying presence in midfield, offering both leadership and creativity.

The head-to-head record between these two sides heavily favors Troyes, who have won four of their last five meetings against Amiens, including a 1-0 victory earlier this year. That psychological edge could play a role, especially with Troyes enjoying home advantage once again. Amiens will need to tighten their backline and find a way to disrupt Troyes’ fluid midfield play if they hope to reverse the trend. The visitors’ recent goalless draw against Bastia showed some defensive improvement, but they’ll need more than that to contain a confident Troyes side.

Given the current form, squad depth, and historical dominance, Troyes appear poised to edge this encounter. While Amiens have the firepower to get on the scoresheet, their defensive lapses could be their undoing. Expect Troyes to control possession and create more chances, especially through Adeline’s link-up play and Assoumou’s finishing. Amiens might find a breakthrough via a set piece or counterattack, but it’s unlikely to be enough. A 2-1 scoreline in favor of Troyes feels like the most plausible outcome, reflecting both teams’ recent performances and tactical setups.