PSG vs Le Havre Prediction & Betting Tips (22 November)

Challenged before the international break, PSG had many difficulties getting the better of Nice 1-0 and Lyon 2-3, matches in which they always made the difference in added time. These difficult successes allowed him to remain at the top of the Championship during the international break, with 2 points separating him from his runner-up and rival Marseille. And his concerns in playing the game also materialized at the start of the month against Bayern Munich. Logically beaten 1-2 for the first time this season in the Champions League 1-2, the title holder remains in the nails of a qualification for the round of 16 before hosting Tottenham next Wednesday. Le Havre has been the pleasant surprise of recent weeks among the contenders for retention.

Winners in quick succession of Auxerre 0-1 and Brest 1-0, the Ciel et Marine then shared the points with Toulouse 0-0 and Nantes 1-1 to extend their unbeaten streak to 4 games. This contribution of points is significant enough to make it the 12th team in Ligue 1 before the matches on the 13th day. A month after their last defeat, Didier Digard's players are ahead of the first relegation team by 4 points. 

The Parisians return to the competition without the starting full-backs Hakimi and Mendes nor Désiré Doué (1 goal) and Dembélé (2 goals), still unavailable. In addition, the rough Pacho who played midweek in the United States with Ecuador is not guaranteed to start in the eleven. Zaire-Emery and Neves are the only ones who can replace Hakimi on the right when Lucas Hernandez should continue on the left side. Kvaratskhelia scored his first Championship goal of the season in Lyon. The Le Havre team presents itself at the Parc des Princes with an almost complete group.

It is in attack that doubt remains. The starting center forward Samatta (no goals in 8 games) is uncertain and the young Pizarro (20 years old, 2 appearances) whom Didier Digard does not consider ready enough to play could still remain out of the plans. Soumaré is the only offensive player to have found the net since the start of the exercise, three times.