Stade Brestois 29 vs Paris FC prediction, odds and how to watch

Lassine Sinayoko was the story of the afternoon, scoring twice before half-time as Paris FC put Monaco to the sword in a 3-1 home victory that was never as close as the scoreline suggests.

Lens came from behind to beat Paris FC 2-1 at home, with Florian Thauvin and Thorgan Hazard scoring after the hour mark to overturn Luca Koleosho's first-half opener. Paris FC's evening unravelled after Jean-Clair Todibo was removed following a VAR review, and Lens controlled the second half from there.

Nice ground out a 2-1 victory at Stade Brestois 29 on Friday night, with Elye Wahi and Sofiane Diop doing the damage after the break despite Brest creating the better chances across the ninety minutes.

Paris FC survived a chaotic Sunday afternoon at home to edge Rennes 4-3 in Ligue 1, with Lassine Sinayoko converting a stoppage-time penalty to settle a match that had everything. Maxime Lopez grabbed a first-half brace, Estéban Lepaul scored three penalties for Rennes, and neither side gave the referee a quiet afternoon.

Stade Brestois 29 have kept exactly zero clean sheets in their last five Ligue 1 matches and Paris FC arrive having already put four past them this year. This one has the makings of another bad night for the hosts.

Paris FC welcome Angers to the capital on Sunday in a Ligue 1 fixture that looks one-sided on paper. The question is whether Paris FC have the discipline to finish the job.

Strasbourg have not kept a clean sheet in five Ligue 1 matches and welcome a Brest side that knows how to score. Something has to give, and Connor Maguire has seen enough to know what it probably is.

Lorient have kept three clean sheets in their last five Ligue 1 matches. Brest have not kept a single one. Something has to give on Saturday night.