PSG vs Strasbourg: Lineups, Predictions and Betting Tips Predictions

PSG vs Strasbourg Predictions, Lineups and Betting Tips

Match Details: Friday 17th October | Parc des Princes | Ligue 1 | 19:45 GMT

Next weekend features match-week eight of the Ligue 1 season. To kick things off on Friday night, PSG will host Strasbourg on home soil.

Both teams are flying in the French top flight, as they each sit in the top three spots. Only one point separates the pair, however it is the hosts who remain on top, as they attempt to tee up another title win.

Key Betting Tip: PSG to Win offers good value @ 1.25.

PSG vs Strasbourg Predicted Lineups

PSG Predicted XI: Chevalier, Hernández, Pacho, Beraldo, Hakimi, Zaire-Emery, Lee, Mendes, Ndjantou, Mbaye, Ramos

PSG have a plethora of key injuries which could impact their upcoming fixtures. Bracola, Doué, Fabián Ruiz, Neves, Marquinhos, Mayulu and Dembélé are all sidelined ahead of this game.

Strasbourg Predicted XI: Penders, Doukouré, Høgsberg, Doué, Moreira, El Mourabet, Barco, Outtara, Lemaréchal, Godo, Panichelli

Strasbourg also have a handful of injured players. Ben Chilwell, Emanuel Emegha, Mamadou Sarr, Maxi Oyedele and Saidou Sow will all miss out against PSG.

PSG and Strasbourg Current Form and Standings

PSG are once again showing their dominance in the French top flight. The Parisians occupy top spot after seven games, having won five of them and drawn one. Luis Enrique’s men have so far managed to edge past Nantes, Angers, Toulouse, Lens and Auxerre and find a point against Lille in their most recent game. However, in the meantime, the Red and Blues did pick up a defeat to Marseille at the rear end of September. This puts PSG on 16 points in total, on a one-point pedestal. However, three clubs are chasing them down, as Marseille, Lyon and Friday’s opponents Strasbourg have all tallied up 15 points each.

The latter comment on Strasbourg ultimately sums up how they are doing, as their points tally implies they are performing very well. The Blue and Whites sit third in Ligue 1, after having won five and lost two from their opening seven matches. As previously mentioned, this now means their points tally calculates 15, just one point adrift of top spot. Last term, Strasbourg managed to finish seventh in the table, becoming one of their highest ever placements. But it seems to keep getting better. Of course it won’t be easy, but a win against PSG on Friday could really set their sights.

PSG vs Strasbourg Head-to-Head Timeline

As expected, PSG have heavily dominated this fixture in recent years. Following an away loss in 2017, the Parisians went on a 15-game unbeaten run against Strasbourg.

However, in the most recent affair, it was Friday’s visitors that won the tie, as Strasbourg picked up a 2-1 win back in May.

Recent H2H Results:

• Strasbourg 2-1 PSG, 03/05/25 (Ligue 1)
• PSG 4-2 Strasbourg, 19/10/24 (Ligue 1)
• Strasbourg 1-2 PSG, 02/02/24 (Ligue 1)
• PSG 3-0 Strasbourg, 21/10/23 (Ligue 1)
• Strasbourg 1-1 PSG, 27/05/23 (Ligue 1)

PSG vs Strasbourg Predictions

Our advanced algorithm analyses 200 data points to generate these predictions with confidence in a 2-1 PSG Win. This model factors in current form, head-to-head records, player availability and tactical matchups.

Best PSG vs Strasbourg Betting Tips

Football Park’s Best Bet: PSG to Win @ 1.25 (Betfred).

(odds are subject to change)

PSG vs Strasbourg: Key Players to Watch

Nuno Mendes (PSG) - With PSG’s heavy list of injuries, they are in need of other players stepping up to take control. One of those could be Nuno Mendes. The Portuguese had a fantastic season last term, and has already picked up one goal and one assist this campaign. The goal came off the bench in his last game against Lille.

Joaquin Panichelli (Strasbourg) - The Argentine has been on top form so far this season, having already bagged five goals in seven games. Two of those goals came in his last match against Angers, in a 5-0 victory.

PSG vs Strasbourg Match Facts

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• Stadium Information: The Parc des Princes in Paris, France, was rebuilt in 1972 and can hold up to 47,929.