Europe’s fifth national soccer contest, France’s Ligue 1 kicked off its 2019-20 year last August 9th, with the country’s best 20 teams signalling that which they are capable of. Without Neymar, cast out from the team amidst rumours of transport negotiations, PSG revealed that the Brazilian celebrity will not be sorely missed following Cavani, Mbapp?? and Di Mar??a scored at a convincing 3-0 win over Nimes.
Meanwhile, Lyon, that seem to function as PSG’s major challengers, defeated Monaco in an impressive away victory with exactly the same score. Could, however, other leading French fries prevent these two? Read on to find out more about our stakes.
PSG would be the clear contenders to win their seventh cup. They finished last year a staggering 16 points ahead of Lille. And even though they decided not to shell out lavishly in this summer’s transfer window, that stays open in France before September 2ndthey brought in talented players to reinforce their squad like Spanish duo Pablo Sarabia and Ander Herrera. Rounding off their roster, they signed Senegal international Idrissa Gueye and versatile 23-year-old shield Abdou Diallo in Borussia Dortmund.
This makes coach Thomas Tuchel’s team seem much more consistent this season, by the deadly attack of Cavani, Mbapp?? along with Di Mar??a to a proficient midfield and strong defense. In spite of the decision to separate Brazilian star Neymar, that will most likely be heading into Real Madrid or, probably, Barcelona, PSG, in just -1000, remain the undisputed favorites to take the title back to Parc des Princes.
Olympique Lyonnais, simply called Lyon, are ready to come back to their glory ancient into mid-2000’s times, even when they ruled French football and won seven straight handed cups. The group are constant finishers on peak of the table, and secured the third position this past year.
Looking at their new gamers, they appear to have picked wisely, bringing in the likes of center-back Joachim Andersen from Sampdoria and former Lille gamers Thiago Mendes and Youssof Kon??.
Additionally, coach Sylvinho’s side has a highly effective attack comprising Dembel??, Depay along with Traor??. Together with PSG’s never-ending obsession with winning the Champions League, Lyon could manage an upset. Our bet is that the 2019-20 Ligue 1 is going to be a two-way battle between the two these clubs, with Lyon standing in +1400 chances to raise their French .
The first outsiders that come to mind will be Lille, that have three names, their final in 2010-11. Coach Christophe Galtier’s team finished second , also have invested significantly, following their 80-million-euro sale of Nicolas P??p?? to Arsenal. To replace the striker, they signed Turkish left-footed ability Yusuf Nazici, whose skills comprise quality shots and passes.
They also brought in Nigerian ahead Victor Osimhen, who scored both goals from Lille’s 2-1 defeat of Nantes in their opening game of the championship on August 10, along with Timothy Weah and Benjamin Andr??. Lille are priced at +3300 to move all of the way this time around.
France’s classy league is in no lack of talent. Thus, other traditional squads should not be ruled out. These include groups like Marseille and Monaco, among others.
The first one might be the fourth preferred side to maintain the cup at +4000. The second most successful domestic team with 9 cups, Marseille’s season, however, didn’t begin well. Coach Andr?? Villas-Boas was brought in to strengthen their defensive capabilities, but they suffered a shocking 2-0 home loss to Reims in their first game of the contest around August 10.
Having a limited budget because of financial fair play regulations, Marseille’s primary signing this year is striker Dar??o Benedetto, who having lots of speed and precision, is their primary hope to score goals and bring them back to the top of French football.
Finishing our most important bets are Monaco and Saint-??tienne, both priced all of the way outside in +5000 to pull of what would definitely be a shocking defeat of their Ligue 1.
Curious as of August 15 in BetOnline
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