Today s game recommended to Ligue 1 6 serials Lens vs Monaco (with additional match scores)

1. Comparison of the situation and fighting intention in the standings

Lens (9th place, 49 points): He has missed the qualification for European war in advance, but the home game needs to defend honors. This season's offensive performance (38 goals in 33 rounds, 1.15 goals per game), but its defense is remarkable (1.18 goals per game). The recent ups and downs (3-2 in the last 5 rounds), but remained unbeaten in five home games (3-2 draws), including a highlight of LeCreon 3-2. In terms of lineup, the main left-back Machado (muscle problem), Lascari (knee injury), etc. were injured and damaged left-wing defense and offense depth.

Monaco (3rd place, 61 points): Only 1 point behind Marseille in 2nd place, and still need to strive for the Champions League qualification. This season's offensive firepower (63 goals in 33 rounds, 1.91 goals per game), and the defense is also steady (1.21 goals per game). He has been in a hot state recently, unbeaten in his last five games (3 wins and 2 draws), including a 3-1 away defeat to Saint-Etienne and a 2-0 home victory over Lyon. In terms of lineup, offensive players such as Golowen (muscle problems), Zachary (injury) are absent, but core main players such as Benyeder and Joan Améni can still play.

2. Tactical style and core player

Lunce: Focus on 4-2-3-1 defensive counterattack, relying on crosses from the wing and set pieces (scoring rate 18%) to create threats. Midfielder Zarori (1.8 key passes per game) is responsible for the dispatch, and the impact of forwards Satriano (8 goals) and Enzola (7 goals) is the core of the offensive, but his condition has declined significantly in recent times (only 2 goals in his last 5 games). The defense is led by Gradit (19 games), but the left side is a hidden danger because Machado is absent, and substitute Angeli (defensive rating 5.8) may be targeted.

Monaco: Using a 4-2-3-1 ball-handling attack, a double midfielder combination of Joan Améni (3.2 steals per game) and Kamara (2.5 interceptions per game) builds a barrier to the defense, and the speed and finishing ability of the forwards Ben Yeder (13 goals) and Balogon (12 goals) are the key to winning. Tactical emphasis is placed on the wide-border breakthrough and the infiltration of the middle, and full-back Van derson (1.5 assists per game) is an important firepower point.

3. Injuries and lineup impact

Longs: Leftback Machado's absence has resulted in weak left-wing defense, averaging 1.5 goals per game in his last 6 games; midfielders Lascari and Chavez's absence weakened the depth of rotation, but Enzola (7 goals) may improve offensive efficiency after his return.

Monaco: Golowen and Zachary's absence affect the width of the offensive, but the forward combination of Benyedel and Balogon is still threatening, and Joan Améni's midfield scheduling ability can make up for the shortcomings of the wing.

4. Historical confrontations and psychological factors

The two sides have won 3 wins, 4 draws and 3 losses in the last 10 confrontations, but Monaco has achieved double kills this season (3-2 away games in the league, 2-1 away games in the French Cup), with significant psychological advantages. Lens has lost seven consecutive home games against Monaco (3 draws and 4 losses), and the last win is back to May 2022.

5. Key data and win-loss balance

Offensive efficiency: Monaco averaged 14.2 shots per game (3rd in Ligue 1), with a positive rate of 45%; Lons averaged 11.5 shots per game (12th in Ligue 1), with a positive rate of 38%. Monaco has averaged 1.6 goals per game in his last 10 away games, while Lens has only scored 12 goals in his last 10 home games.

Defensive stability: Lons averaging 1.3 goals per game at home and Monaco averaging 1.5 goals per game away. Monaco has been cleaned five times in its last 10 away games, while Lens has only 2 cleaned eight times in its last 10 home games.

Settings game: Lons' set-piece score rate is 18%, Monaco's high-altitude top-square success rate is 54%, and the combination of Gradit and Satriano may become the winner.

6. Prediction and score reference

Overall, Monaco's strength, fighting spirit and recent state are all superior. Although they are away from home, their offensive firepower and tactical execution are better. Lance's home advantage and defensive resilience may cause trouble, but offensive weakness and injury troubles make it difficult to continue to threaten the opponent. Based on the current data, it is very clear that Monaco can get at least one point. Reference scores: 1-1, 0-1, 1-2

Marseille VS Rennes: 2-1, 3-1, 3-2

Strasbourg VS Le Havre: 2-0, 2-1, 3-1

Nice VS Brest: 2-0, 3-1, 2-1

Saint-Etienne VS Toulouse: 1-0, 2-0, 2-1

Lille VS Reims: 2-1, 2-0, 3-1