Montpellier have had a modest season, staying clear of the relegation zone but rarely challenging the upper half. While their attack, led by Akor Adams, can be dangerous in transitions, their defensive inconsistencies have cost them points, especially against stronger opposition.
The team typically sets up in a 4-2-3-1, relying on compact midfield play and swift counter-attacks. Captain Téji Savanier remains the creative hub, but the side has struggled to maintain structure under pressure.
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PSG come into this match as overwhelming favorites. Luis Enrique’s side has dominated Ligue 1 with fluid attacking play and depth in every position. Even with possible rotation ahead of European commitments, they remain a level above domestically.
They usually operate in a 4-3-3 or 4-2-2-2, with Mbappé, Dembélé, and Vitinha offering a lethal mix of speed, creativity, and finishing. With 11 Ligue 1 titles in the past 12 years, PSG are built for games like this — clinical, composed, and relentless.
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This is likely to be one-way traffic unless Montpellier pull off a tactical masterclass. PSG have both the form and the firepower to comfortably take all three points. Montpellier may stay in it early but will struggle to match the pace and precision of the visitors.
Expect the visitors to control the game from the start, forcing Montpellier deep and using their wide players to stretch the defense.
PSG are expected to dominate with their superior quality and attacking depth. Montpellier`s defensive lapses and lack of cutting edge up front make an upset unlikely.
Total score Over 2.5
Handicap -1.5 for PSG
Both teams to score -No offers strong value
Asian Total Over 3.0 for added profit
Asian Handicap -1.75 for PSG balances risk and return
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