Ligue 1 Predictions Duel: Luke vs Bastien
The predictions board is already tilting one way. Luke Entwistle leads 15–8 against Bastien Cheval as GFFN’s Ligue 1 tips battle returns for the 2026/27 campaign – and this year, guests are joining the fray. Three points for a perfect scoreline, two for the right goal difference, one for the correct result. Simple rules. Brutal over 34 matchdays.
This weekend, all eyes go to Alsace.
Game of the week: Strasbourg v Monaco
RC Strasbourg Alsace v AS Monaco, Saturday 16:15 (UK). Attack against defence. Form against form. Something has to crack.
Monaco arrive in Strasbourg flying. Since Filipe Luís took over, Les Monégasques have rattled off five wins from five, capped by a statement victory at the Parc des Princes against Paris Saint-Germain last week. No one in Ligue 1 has defended better so far; Monaco’s back line has set the standard.
Now they run into the division’s most explosive attack.
Strasbourg are purring. Six goals past ESTAC Troyes last weekend, a ruthless dismantling that underlined their threat. A week earlier, a 2-1 win over RC Lens at the Meinau reminded everyone they can bloody the noses of the league’s heavyweights on home turf.
The visitors do have a problem. Mamadou Coulibaly is out with a quadriceps injury, a real blow for a side that has thrived on continuity under Luís. Monaco have been almost unchanged during this perfect run; now the new coach must tweak a winning formula for the first time.
Le Racing, by contrast, are stable. No fresh injuries, no key returns. The same group that hit six last weekend is ready to go again in front of a febrile Meinau crowd.
Luke and Bastien both see a spectacle coming. And they both see a stalemate: 2-2.
Luke’s Ligue 1 predictions
- Rennes 3-1 Marseille
- Strasbourg 2-2 Monaco
- Le Havre 1-0 Angers
- Auxerre 0-1 Nice
- Lorient 0-2 Toulouse
- Paris FC 2-1 Lyon
- Lille 3-0 Troyes
- Le Mans 1-1 Lens
- Brest 0-2 PSG
Bastien’s predictions
- Rennes 3-1 Marseille
- Strasbourg 2-2 Monaco
- Auxerre 0-1 Nice
- Le Havre 1-1 Angers
- Lorient 1-0 Toulouse
- Paris FC 2-1 Lyon
- Lille 1-0 Troyes
- Le Mans 2-1 Lens
- Brest 0-2 PSG
The gap is seven points already. With a full slate of fixtures and a high-wire game in Strasbourg, this weekend will tell us something simple: is Bastien closing in, or is Luke already disappearing into the distance?
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