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Ligue 1 Predictions: November 2, 2026

Ligue 1 has 1 game today and 9 more in the next week in the Sporlytics model. The model’s strongest lean is Lorient at 11.6 points above market against Brest; the most lopsided game is PSG over Troyes at 84%. Grading starts with the first completed games and every pick stays on the record.

Today · Monday, November 2

Time (ET)TeamsWin %DrawMarket H·D·AEdgeProj. scorexGOver 2.5
2:45 PMLorient 3-3-2
Brest 2-3-3
51%
24%
25%39% · 29% · 31%LOR +11.61–01.6
1.0
46%

Next 7 days

Time (ET)TeamsWin %DrawMarket H·D·AEdgeProj. scorexGOver 2.5
Fri 11/6 2:45 PMToulouse 2-4-3
Strasbourg 3-1-5
50%
28%
22%46% · 25% · 29%TOU +4.21–12.0
1.5
67%
Sat 11/7 11:15 AMAJ Auxerre 3-1-5
Paris FC 5-2-2
32%
45%
24%24% · 24% · 52%AUX +8.21–11.4
1.7
60%
Sat 11/7 2:45 PMParis Saint-Germain 6-2-1
Troyes 2-2-5
84%
5%
11%83% · 10% · 7%PSG +1.32–02.9
0.6
69%
Sun 11/8 9:00 AMStade Rennais 5-1-3
Lille 5-3-1
40%
35%
25%45% · 26% · 29%LILL +6.61–11.5
1.4
56%
Sun 11/8 11:15 AMAngers 2-2-5
Nice 4-2-3
36%
37%
27%27% · 26% · 46%ANG +8.81–11.3
1.3
47%
Sun 11/8 11:15 AMBrest 2-3-3
Lyon 5-2-2
36%
38%
26%33% · 26% · 41%BRE +2.71–11.4
1.4
52%
Sun 11/8 11:15 AMLe Havre AC 0-2-7
Lorient 3-3-2
31%
41%
28%35% · 28% · 37%LOR +3.71–11.0
1.2
40%
Sun 11/8 11:15 AMLe Mans 1-4-4
AS Monaco 4-3-2
35%
41%
24%23% · 23% · 54%MNS +11.51–11.4
1.6
59%
Sun 11/8 2:45 PMLens 4-1-4
Marseille 5-0-4
53%
26%
21%46% · 24% · 30%RCL +6.92–12.1
1.4
69%

Model probabilities post as soon as the fixture is on the schedule; the market column fills when DraftKings opens a line.

Last graded

No Ligue 1 games graded yet.

Ligue 1 record

Grading starts with the first completed games. Every pick is scored the morning after and listed on the results page, hits and misses alike.

Updated 6:06 AM ET · Nov 2, 2026. Lines are DraftKings via ESPN at run time and move during the day. Market = implied probability with the bookmaker margin removed. Edge = model minus market in percentage points; under 3 is noise.

Ligue 1 predictions FAQ

How does the model predict Ligue 1 matches?

Each club has an attack and defence rating from goals scored and conceded, weighted toward recent matches. The ratings set each side’s expected goals, and a Poisson model turns those into home win, draw and away win probabilities and the most likely scoreline.

Why is the draw probability so high in some matches?

Draws come from low expected goals. When both sides project under about 1.3 goals, 1–1 or 0–0 becomes the single most likely outcome, so the draw share rises above 30% even when one team is the favourite.

Does the model account for injuries and lineups?

No. It uses results, goals and schedule only, which is why the market column sits next to it: a large gap often means the market knows something about team news the ratings do not.

How are Ligue 1 picks graded?

The pick is the outcome with the highest model probability. It is scored against the final result the morning after, and the Brier score records how far the probabilities were from what happened. Everything is listed on the results page, misses included.