Ligue 1, Saturday, 19/10/2024 at 9:00 p.m.
The first season without Kylian Mbappe won’t be one in which the champions are replaced, will it? Paris St. Germain may not have started badly, but everything is not going according to plan for the starting lineup from the capital.
On Saturday evening, the fourth home game is to be won. But be careful: the opponent is in a good mood! In my PSG Strasbourg betting tip, I explain why I will be betting on “both teams to score”.
Paris St. Germain doesn’t just consist of Kylian Mbappe – but somehow it has been that way in recent years. The striker is now playing for Real Madrid, so PSG has to make do without his many goals.
With five wins and two draws, it’s hard to say that the start of the season has gone badly. Monaco may have collected even more points, but of course nothing has happened yet.
21 goals mean the best offense in the league, with only two games in which the team didn’t score more than three goals. Well… these two games fall within the last three, so maybe something needs to be watched out for?
PSG played 1-1 against Nice and Reims, falling behind both times but managing to equalize. It is striking that in three of the last four games, they have conceded the 0-1. Very interesting, but at the same time it brings a few betting options onto the scene.
One of these is that the opponent on Saturday, Strasbourg, will score the first goal of the game. At Betano, this would get you odds of 3.55, so it’s very profitable.
At the same time, I can give you the information that in six out of seven matches, they have conceded goals – and always just one! So it might be worth betting on exactly one goal from Strasbourg.
You can do that best at Oddset and get odds of 2.45 there. Paris have already won three times 3-1, which seems to be the favorite result at the moment. What does Oddset say about that? You get 9.75 for this result bet.
Of course, it is always interesting to briefly examine the direct comparison. Kylian Mbappe is the top scorer in this pairing, having scored eight times, and, surprise, will not add another goal on Saturday.
Paris have only lost one of the last 19 direct encounters, so Strasbourg are already among the welcome opponents. When it’s close, because almost always away, home games are actually a safe bet.
14 wins and one draw, the last 15 duels have been more than successful. Of course, no PSG star will be surprised that the team is heavily favored at the weekend.
The average odds are 1.26, while the visitors from Strasbourg are easily listed at 9.00. And that despite the fact that they are in really good form.
The underdog has only lost once, in a crazy 3-4 defeat to Lyon. Strasbourg were already 3-1 up, but then completely collapsed. However, it’s not as if they’re winning all the time.
On the contrary, since they have already shared the points four times, they have only two wins to their name. 1-0 against Marseille and 3-1 against Rennes? They have definitely beaten two strong teams!
But: Strasbourg collected the three points at home, so they are still without an away win. Racing has no reason to be downhearted when it comes to offense. They have scored 14 times, only PSG has scored more goals!
With 14:12 goals, the average is 3.7 goals per match, which is definitely impressive. In the last two away games alone, they scored six goals and conceded seven, so they can’t really complain!
Although only six different players have scored, three players have already scored three goals. Paris will have to watch out, they have several potential goal scorers in their team.
Caution, PSG, someone here wants to take you on offensively! It’s really fun to watch Racing Strasbourg play at the moment because the team is doing really well offensively. If only it weren’t for the defensive problem!
It’s a good thing that I was able to discover from the perspective of the guests that Paris also concedes a goal in almost every game. That alone is reason enough to come up with a real betting classic.
The underdog’s spectacular style of play is coupled with Paris’s usual strong attack – and so I can only come up with the following tip:
Both teams will score!
