Stade Brest will lock horns against Strasbourg in Ligue 1 on Saturday, 07 May 2022 at 20:30 PM IST
Saturday sees Brest play host to Strasbourg in a Ligue 1 match at the Stade Francis-Le-Ble. With three games remaining, it’s safe to say there’s more on the line for the visitors.
Strasbourg are currently sitting in sixth place in the table, but are just three points away from fifth-placed Nice, meaning they still have very real hopes of securing European football next season. In fact, they’re actually only five points away from third.
At one point, Julien Stephan’s men looked set for a Champions League push, as they won seven of nine matches between December and February. However, their form has slipped since, and while they’ve lost just once since February 13, they’ve also only won three times – drawing the other seven matches.
Brest, meanwhile, look set to finish safely in the mid-table area. They’re currently 11th, having climbed up the table in recent weeks thanks to three straight wins.
Given that at one point, they occupied the relegation zone after failing to win any of their first 11 matches, it’s safe to say that Michel der Zakarian’s side haven’t done too badly for themselves when all is said and done.
Stade Brest (BRT) Team Updates:
Gautier Larsonneur will probably do the Goal Keeping for his team
Brendan Chardonnet will be the Defender his team.
Lucien Agoume will be the Mid-Fielder
Strasbourg (STS) Team Updates:
Matz Sels will probably do the Goal Keeping for his team
Alexander Djiku will be the Defender his team.
Adrien Thomasson will be the Mid-Fielder
Head to Head:
Recent results between these two sides have been hugely mixed, with three wins for Strasbourg, two for Brest, and one draw.
Strasbourg have only lost eight games in the 2021-22 campaign, with only champions Paris St. Germain losing fewer than them.
Only seven players in Ligue 1 have scored more goals than Strasbourg’s Ludovic Ajorque, who has found the net 12 times. Remarkably, he also ranks among the top assisters in the league, with eight.
Brest have kept a total of seven clean sheets this season despite only winning 13 games, and three of them have come in their most recent three fixtures.
Brest’s Franck Honorat has been involved in 15 goals this season, meaning he’s had a hand in a third of his team’s overall haul of 45.
Fantasy Tips
In Goal Keeping, Both are good. You can choose any of one.
Stade Brest team has the upper hand over Strasbourg team. So try to pick more players from Stade Brest
Small League Must Picks:
BRT: Franck Honorat [200 points], Brendan Chardonnet [172 points] STS: Kevin Gameiro [65 points], Lucas Perrin [41 points]
Marco Bizot(GK), Brendan Chardonnet, Jean Kevin Duverne, Christophe Herelle, Ronael Pierre-Gabriel, Haris Belkebla, Franck Honorat, Paul Lasne, Youcef Belaili, Steve Mounie, Martin Satriano, Lilian Brassier, Lucien Agoume, Jeremy Le-Douaron, Irvin Cardona, Gautier Larsonneur(GK), Hugo Magnetti, Hianga Mbock, Jere Uronen, Romain Del Castillo, Rafiki Said, Julien Faussurier, Noe Sow, Denys Bain, Sebastien Cibois(GK), Gregoire Coudert(GK)
Strasbourg Squad:
Matz Sels(GK), Anthony Caci, Maxime Le Marchand, Gerzino Nyamsi, Karol Fila, Dmitri Lienard, Jean-Ricner Bellegarde, Adrien Thomasson, Sanjin Prcic, Kevin Gameiro, Habib Diallo, Alexander Djiku, Frederic Guilbert, Lucas Perrin, Ludovic Ajorque, Kanfory Kaba, Ismael Doukoure, Eiji Kawashima(GK), Majeed Waris, Jean Eudes Aholou, Ibrahima Sissoko, Habib Diarra, Nordine Kandil, Aymeric Ahmed, Moise Sahi Dion