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Strasbourg welcome Auxerre to the Meinau with both clubs sitting uncomfortably close to the bottom of the table. Strasbourg have lost three straight without winning a single point in their last 30 days of league football, while Auxerre arrive with slightly better recent form but still only one point above their hosts in the standings. The interesting wrinkle here is history. Strasbourg have won three of the last four meetings between these two sides, and in those matches Auxerre have managed just a single goal total. Form says one thing, the head-to-head record says another.
Romain Faivre has been Auxerre’s most dangerous creative outlet lately, racking up ten shots and a goal contribution across his last three appearances, often from dead-ball situations. On the other side, Giovanni Reyna has provided a rare spark for Strasbourg, scoring and carrying the ball forward even as results have gone against his team. Both players could decide this one on an individual moment.
Hot stat: Strasbourg have lost each of their last three matches while scoring just two goals combined across those games, a worrying trend heading into a home fixture they badly need points from.
| 🏆 Tournament: | Ligue 1 2026/27, Regular Season |
| 🏟 Venue: | Stade de la Meinau, Strasbourg |
| 🗓️ Date: | 01.11.2026 |
| ⏰ Time: | 15:00 CEST |
Strasbourg vs Auxerre prediction
We lean toward Strasbourg here, but not with huge conviction. The bookmakers favor them at home, and the head-to-head numbers back that up heavily. Still, a team that has shipped goals in nearly every recent match and gone three games without a win is not a side to trust blindly. Our pick leans toward Strasbourg avoiding defeat, with goals likely at both ends given how open both defenses have looked lately.
Strasbourg have committed 37 fouls and picked up six yellow cards across their last five matches, a fairly physical approach that tends to break up Auxerre’s passing rhythm. Auxerre, by contrast, have been more disciplined with just three yellow cards in the same stretch despite 48 fouls, suggesting referees have let more go against them. Auxerre’s pass accuracy sits lower too, which hints at a scrappier, more direct style that could suit a low-block Strasbourg side looking to hit on the counter.
| 🔥Hot Tip: | Strasbourg Double Chance (1X) |
| ⚽Total Goals: | Over 2.5 |
| 💥Both Teams To Score: | Yes |
| 🎯Total Corners: | Over 9.5 |
Team Analysis
Strasbourg’s last match was a 0-3 home defeat to Rennes, extending their losing run to three and continuing a pattern where they simply cannot keep the ball out of their own net. Before that it was a 1-3 loss to PSG and a 1-2 defeat to Nice, meaning Strasbourg have conceded at least two goals in each of their last three outings. In our preview of Strasbourg vs Paris Saint Germain we called a comfortable PSG win with goals at both ends, and the 1-3 result delivered it almost exactly as expected.
Auxerre’s most recent game ended 1-1 against Le Mans, a result that kept their unbeaten run alive but also showed they are still struggling to turn decent performances into three points. Before that they beat Le Havre 3-1 and lost 1-4 to Rennes, a fixture oddly relevant here given Strasbourg beat the same Rennes side convincingly earlier in the season. In our preview of Auxerre vs Le Mans we backed Auxerre to edge a tight, goal-filled game at home, and the eventual 1-1 draw went against that particular call since Auxerre couldn’t find the win.
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Pre-game odds and win probability: Strasbourg the favourite
- Moneyline Strasbourg 1.85 | Auxerre 4.00
- Draw 4.08
The market clearly backs Strasbourg despite their current slump, mostly because of the weight of recent head-to-head history and home advantage at the Meinau. We think the odds are fair but not generous, given how shaky Strasbourg’s defense has looked this season. A small draw or BTTS angle could offer better value than backing the straight home win here.
Possible Starting Lineups
Strasbourg possible starting eleven
- GK: Filip Jørgensen
- DF: Genesis Antwi, Abdoul Karim Coulibaly, Jeyland Mitchell
- MF: Joaquín Martínez Gauna, Pape Demba Diop, Dario Essugo, Diogo Sousa
- FW: Giovanni Reyna, Gessime Yassine, Conrad Harder
Hugo Oliveira has stuck with a 3-4-2-1 shape in recent weeks, and the personnel above reflects the players who have logged the most minutes. Reyna remains the player to watch given his direct goal involvement, while Harder leads the line but still needs to convert his shot volume into actual goals.
Auxerre possible starting eleven
- GK: Paul Nardi
- DF: Fredrik Oppegard, Axel Tuanzebe, Arthur Piedfort
- MF: Kevin Danois, Naouirou Ahamada, Lamine Sy, Clément Akpa
- FW: Romain Faivre, Danny Namaso, Cameron Archer
Will Still also favors a 3-4-2-1 setup, and Archer and Namaso’s combined four goals from the last five games make them the attacking focal points. Faivre’s set-piece delivery and passing range give Auxerre a route into games even when possession is limited.
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Auxerre. Source: Official Facebook. Edited photo
TipsGG Match Prediction
Honestly, this feels like a game where neither team fully trusts its own defense. Strasbourg’s home record against Auxerre is strong, but their current three-match losing streak and leaky backline make a clean sheet unlikely. Auxerre have scored in four of their last five games, which should carry over here even if they don’t manage to win. We’re backing goals at both ends with Strasbourg edging it or at worst avoiding defeat, given the historical pattern between these two clubs favors the hosts heavily.
