Le Havre vs Monaco Prediction & Betting Tips (24 January)

Winner at the start of the year over Angers 2-1, Le Havre ended a two-month drought without a victory and continued in fine fashion last weekend. Traveling to a Rennes team in form, the Norman club may even regret having been neutralized at the end of the match 1-1. With 4 points pocketed out of 6 possible, he climbed to 14th place in the Championship and can boast of having taken 5 steps ahead of the virtual jump-off. Le Havre nevertheless remains an actor in the fight to maintain its status. Monaco's free fall continues and the situation becomes a little more difficult for coach Sébastien Pocognoli.

Beaten by Brest 1-0, Marseille 1-0 and Lyon 1-3, ASM conceded a fourth in a row at the opening of the return phase, against Lorient 1-3. A 7th setback over the last 8 days of the Championship for the Monegasques ejected to 9th place, 12 points from the podium, and now out of the race for qualification for the next Champions League campaign. The Principality club could take advantage of the C1 to relaunch itself. He faced Real Madrid on Tuesday at the Santiago-Bernabeu stadium. 

The Le Havre infirmary has no shortage of work. The starting midfielder Touré and the supporting players Youté, Khadra and Mosengo were joined by the executives Lloris (defender) and Soumaré (3 goals in L1). They are uncertain this weekend. The match in Rennes saw rookies Pembélé (on loan from Sunderland) and Boufal (ex Royale Union SG) make their debuts for Le Havre. Midfielder Gourna-Douth, who arrived on loan from Salzburg, should in turn be launched by Didier Digard while the undesirables Delaine, Pizarro, Namli and Logbo fueled the sense of departures in the transfer window. Starting in the last 2 matches and scoring against Angers, the young striker Quetant (19 years old) is in the process of finding a place in the first team. Senegalese goalkeeper Diaw (holder) is not guaranteed to make his return after the celebrations which followed the final victory at the CAN.

 Monaco remains decimated despite the return of starting defender Kehrer. The young Coulibaly (midfielder) finishes serving his suspension while Cabral (4 L1 matches) and the starters Hradecky (goalkeeper), Mawissa, Salisu (defenders), Pogba (midfielder) and Minamino (3 goals in L1) are convalescing. ASM was able to count on Ansu Fati scoring against Lorient, despite the defeat. Author of 6 goals in Ligue 1, the striker had not scored since October. Balogun (8 goals including 4 in L1) remains the most dangerous player for defenses. Senegalese internationals Diatta and Camara are hoped for after triumphing in the African Cup of Nations. 

• Summary: Le Havre is going head to head with AS Monaco starting on 24 Jan 2026 at 18:00 UTC at Stade Oceane stadium, Le Havre city, France. The match is a part of the Ligue 1 .
• Referee: Marc Bollengier
• Le Havre Feedinco Rating: 6.76
• Monaco Feedinco Rating: 6.76