Paris vs Auxerre Ghana odds comparison
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Auxerre
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1.84 | 3.91 | 4.62 |
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1.75 | 3.65 | 4.10 |
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1.84
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Match Analysis
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Paris host Auxerre on 29 November 2025 in a Ligue 1 clash that could shape the second half of the season.
Paris have collected only one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five league outings, scoring six and conceding eight (1.2 goals per game scored, 1.6 conceded).
Auxerre’s away form is even bleaker, with zero wins, one draw and four losses, two goals for and nine against (0.4 scored, 1.8 conceded).
The head‑to‑head record favours Auxerre slightly – two away victories to Paris’s single home win in five meetings, with two draws.
However, recent encounters have been low‑scoring and tightly contested.
Both teams are fighting for points to avoid slipping down the table, and the upcoming fixtures add extra pressure: Paris faces Lille next, while Auxerre travels to Lyon.
The numbers suggest a cautious encounter, with the home side’s marginally better attacking output offering the best chance of edging a narrow win.
Paris have collected only one win, one draw and three defeats in their last five league outings, scoring six and conceding eight (1.2 goals per game scored, 1.6 conceded).
Auxerre’s away form is even bleaker, with zero wins, one draw and four losses, two goals for and nine against (0.4 scored, 1.8 conceded).
The head‑to‑head record favours Auxerre slightly – two away victories to Paris’s single home win in five meetings, with two draws.
However, recent encounters have been low‑scoring and tightly contested.
Both teams are fighting for points to avoid slipping down the table, and the upcoming fixtures add extra pressure: Paris faces Lille next, while Auxerre travels to Lyon.
The numbers suggest a cautious encounter, with the home side’s marginally better attacking output offering the best chance of edging a narrow win.
Recent Form
Paris:
Paris’ last five league matches paint a picture of inconsistency, especially at the Parc des Princes.
On 7 November they fell 0-1 away to Stade Rennais, conceding the decisive goal in the 81st minute (B.Embolo).
A week earlier, on 1 November, they lost again 0-1 away at Monaco, with M.Simon scoring at 53 minutes.
The only bright spot arrived on 29 October when Paris drew 3-3 at home against Lyon; goals came from C.Tolisso (5’), P.Sulc (51’, 58’), A.Camara (65’), I.Kebbal (77’) and V.Marchetti (84’).
On 24 October they suffered a 1-2 home defeat to Nantes, conceding early (El Arabi 2’) and later (M.Abline 38’) after equalising through S.Chergui (15’).
Their lone recent victory was on 19 October, a 2-1 away win over Lens, with O.Edouard (17’), P.Lees Melou (27’) and S.Baidoo (64’) providing the goals.
Overall the team has recorded one win, one draw and three losses, scoring six and conceding eight, averaging 1.2 goals scored and 1.6 conceded per game.
The data reveal a leaky defence, especially after conceding first, and a reliance on scattered scorers rather than a consistent striker. The numbers reveal a leaky defence, especially after conceding first, and a reliance on scattered scorers rather than a consistent striker.
On 7 November they fell 0-1 away to Stade Rennais, conceding the decisive goal in the 81st minute (B.Embolo).
A week earlier, on 1 November, they lost again 0-1 away at Monaco, with M.Simon scoring at 53 minutes.
The only bright spot arrived on 29 October when Paris drew 3-3 at home against Lyon; goals came from C.Tolisso (5’), P.Sulc (51’, 58’), A.Camara (65’), I.Kebbal (77’) and V.Marchetti (84’).
On 24 October they suffered a 1-2 home defeat to Nantes, conceding early (El Arabi 2’) and later (M.Abline 38’) after equalising through S.Chergui (15’).
Their lone recent victory was on 19 October, a 2-1 away win over Lens, with O.Edouard (17’), P.Lees Melou (27’) and S.Baidoo (64’) providing the goals.
Overall the team has recorded one win, one draw and three losses, scoring six and conceding eight, averaging 1.2 goals scored and 1.6 conceded per game.
The data reveal a leaky defence, especially after conceding first, and a reliance on scattered scorers rather than a consistent striker. The numbers reveal a leaky defence, especially after conceding first, and a reliance on scattered scorers rather than a consistent striker.
Auxerre:
Auxerre’s five most recent outings away from the Stade Gaston-Gérard underscore a severe scoring drought and defensive frailty.
Their latest match on 9 November was a 2-0 victory over Angers, but the win came courtesy of an own-goal by C.Akpa (71’) and a late strike from P.Peter (87’), marking the only clean sheet in this run.
On 1 November they were shut out 0-1 at home to Marseille, with A.Gomes finding the net at 30 minutes.
A heavy 0-3 loss followed on 29 October away at Strasbourg Alsace, where J.Panichelli (46’), S.Nanasi (55’) and V.Barco (60’) completed the rout.
On 26 October they fell 0-1 at home to Le Havre, A.Toure scoring in the 47th minute.
The most recent draw came on 19 October, a 2-2 home game against Stade Rennais, with goals from D.Namaso (8’), B.Embolo (18’), S.Fofana (56’) and a penalty by L.Sinayoko (72’).
Across these five fixtures Auxerre have recorded zero wins, one draw and four defeats, managing just two goals while conceding nine, an average of 0.4 goals scored and 1.8 conceded per match.
The statistics highlight a chronic inability to create chances, a dependence on isolated moments, and a defence that concedes early and often.
Their latest match on 9 November was a 2-0 victory over Angers, but the win came courtesy of an own-goal by C.Akpa (71’) and a late strike from P.Peter (87’), marking the only clean sheet in this run.
On 1 November they were shut out 0-1 at home to Marseille, with A.Gomes finding the net at 30 minutes.
A heavy 0-3 loss followed on 29 October away at Strasbourg Alsace, where J.Panichelli (46’), S.Nanasi (55’) and V.Barco (60’) completed the rout.
On 26 October they fell 0-1 at home to Le Havre, A.Toure scoring in the 47th minute.
The most recent draw came on 19 October, a 2-2 home game against Stade Rennais, with goals from D.Namaso (8’), B.Embolo (18’), S.Fofana (56’) and a penalty by L.Sinayoko (72’).
Across these five fixtures Auxerre have recorded zero wins, one draw and four defeats, managing just two goals while conceding nine, an average of 0.4 goals scored and 1.8 conceded per match.
The statistics highlight a chronic inability to create chances, a dependence on isolated moments, and a defence that concedes early and often.
Head-to-Head Record
The historical rivalry between Paris and Auxerre spans five Ligue 2 meetings, offering useful clues ahead of their Ligue 1 showdown on 29 November.
In total, Paris have secured one home victory, Auxerre have claimed two away wins, and the two sides have drawn twice, reflecting a relatively balanced ledger.
The most recent encounter on 4 May 2024 saw Paris dominate 2-0 at home, with L.Sinayoko opening the scoring in the 22nd minute and A.Onaiwu doubling the lead at 57’.
Earlier, on 7 October 2023, Auxerre turned the tables with a 2-0 away win, both goals again coming from L.Sinayoko (22’) and A.Onaiwu (70’), indicating their ability to exploit set‑piece or counter‑attacking chances.
The 1 February 2022 fixture produced another Auxerre victory, 2-1, after Paris took an early lead through G.Charbonnier (13’), only for M.Guilavogui to equalise from the spot (35’) and later score the winner (70’).
The 16 August 2021 match ended 1-1, with Paris’ G.Laura scoring early (73’) before M.Autret equalised via penalty (80’).
Finally, the 13 March 2021 game finished goalless, marking the most defensive of the series.
Across the five meetings, both teams have contributed a total of nine goals – Paris four, Auxerre five – suggesting modest scoring rates.
Notably, L.Sinayoko and A.Onaiwu have each featured in multiple past games, while recent fixtures show a tendency for early goals followed by tight finishes.
The pattern of alternating results and low aggregate scores implies that the upcoming match could be decided by a single moment rather than sustained dominance.
In total, Paris have secured one home victory, Auxerre have claimed two away wins, and the two sides have drawn twice, reflecting a relatively balanced ledger.
The most recent encounter on 4 May 2024 saw Paris dominate 2-0 at home, with L.Sinayoko opening the scoring in the 22nd minute and A.Onaiwu doubling the lead at 57’.
Earlier, on 7 October 2023, Auxerre turned the tables with a 2-0 away win, both goals again coming from L.Sinayoko (22’) and A.Onaiwu (70’), indicating their ability to exploit set‑piece or counter‑attacking chances.
The 1 February 2022 fixture produced another Auxerre victory, 2-1, after Paris took an early lead through G.Charbonnier (13’), only for M.Guilavogui to equalise from the spot (35’) and later score the winner (70’).
The 16 August 2021 match ended 1-1, with Paris’ G.Laura scoring early (73’) before M.Autret equalised via penalty (80’).
Finally, the 13 March 2021 game finished goalless, marking the most defensive of the series.
Across the five meetings, both teams have contributed a total of nine goals – Paris four, Auxerre five – suggesting modest scoring rates.
Notably, L.Sinayoko and A.Onaiwu have each featured in multiple past games, while recent fixtures show a tendency for early goals followed by tight finishes.
The pattern of alternating results and low aggregate scores implies that the upcoming match could be decided by a single moment rather than sustained dominance.
Statistical Insights
Statistically, Paris and Auxerre arrive at the 29 November clash with divergent trajectories.
Paris’ overall league form (1‑1‑3) yields a positive goal difference of –2, an average of 1.2 goals per game but a concerning 1.6 conceded.
Their defence has been vulnerable after conceding first, as evidenced by three of the four recent defeats starting with an opponent goal within the first 15 minutes (Stade Rennais 81’, Monaco 53’, Nantes 2’).
Conversely, Auxerre’s away numbers (0‑1‑4) paint a harsher picture: a meagre 0.4 goals scored per outing and 1.8 conceded, with four of five matches featuring a clean sheet for the opposition.
The only match where Auxerre kept a clean sheet was the 2‑0 win over Angers, assisted by an own‑goal, indicating a reliance on luck rather than defensive solidity.
Timing of goals also reveals patterns: Paris tend to score later in games (e.g., 51’, 58’, 65’, 77’, 84’ against Lyon), while Auxerre’s scarce goals have come early (8’, 18’, 56’).
Both sides have struggled to convert chances, as reflected in low cumulative goal tallies (6 and 2 respectively) over the last five fixtures.
The convergence of weak defence, limited scoring, and a history of low‑scoring head‑to‑heads suggests a match likely to stay under 2.5 goals, with the first half possibly remaining goalless.
Paris’ overall league form (1‑1‑3) yields a positive goal difference of –2, an average of 1.2 goals per game but a concerning 1.6 conceded.
Their defence has been vulnerable after conceding first, as evidenced by three of the four recent defeats starting with an opponent goal within the first 15 minutes (Stade Rennais 81’, Monaco 53’, Nantes 2’).
Conversely, Auxerre’s away numbers (0‑1‑4) paint a harsher picture: a meagre 0.4 goals scored per outing and 1.8 conceded, with four of five matches featuring a clean sheet for the opposition.
The only match where Auxerre kept a clean sheet was the 2‑0 win over Angers, assisted by an own‑goal, indicating a reliance on luck rather than defensive solidity.
Timing of goals also reveals patterns: Paris tend to score later in games (e.g., 51’, 58’, 65’, 77’, 84’ against Lyon), while Auxerre’s scarce goals have come early (8’, 18’, 56’).
Both sides have struggled to convert chances, as reflected in low cumulative goal tallies (6 and 2 respectively) over the last five fixtures.
The convergence of weak defence, limited scoring, and a history of low‑scoring head‑to‑heads suggests a match likely to stay under 2.5 goals, with the first half possibly remaining goalless.
Upcoming Fixtures
Looking beyond the Paris‑Auxerre encounter, the fixture list adds further context.
Paris’ next match is an away trip to Lille on 23 November, a top‑four contender that will test any confidence gained from a positive result.
After the Lille game, they host Auxerre again on 29 November, before traveling to Le Havre on 7 December.
For Auxerre, the schedule mirrors this rhythm: a home clash against Lyon on 23 November, then the pivotal visit to Paris on 29 November, followed by a home game versus Metz on 7 December.
The proximity of the two fixtures means that both clubs will carry immediate momentum—or lack thereof—into the encounter.
A win for Paris could provide a morale boost ahead of Lille, while a defeat might deepen doubts before the trip.
Auxerre, after facing Lyon, will be keen to salvage points against a familiar opponent to avoid slipping further down the table.
The tight turnaround also raises the importance of squad rotation and injury management, as fatigue could influence the tactical approach on 29 November.
Paris’ next match is an away trip to Lille on 23 November, a top‑four contender that will test any confidence gained from a positive result.
After the Lille game, they host Auxerre again on 29 November, before traveling to Le Havre on 7 December.
For Auxerre, the schedule mirrors this rhythm: a home clash against Lyon on 23 November, then the pivotal visit to Paris on 29 November, followed by a home game versus Metz on 7 December.
The proximity of the two fixtures means that both clubs will carry immediate momentum—or lack thereof—into the encounter.
A win for Paris could provide a morale boost ahead of Lille, while a defeat might deepen doubts before the trip.
Auxerre, after facing Lyon, will be keen to salvage points against a familiar opponent to avoid slipping further down the table.
The tight turnaround also raises the importance of squad rotation and injury management, as fatigue could influence the tactical approach on 29 November.
Match Prediction
Based on the data, the most plausible outcome is a narrow home victory for Paris, likely 1‑0.
Paris have a slightly better offensive output (1.2 goals per game) and have managed to score against stronger opponents, whereas Auxerre have struggled to find the net away from home, averaging only 0.4 goals.
Defensive records favour neither side, but Paris have conceded fewer goals in recent home fixtures (three clean sheets in the last five matches).
The head‑to‑head record shows a marginal advantage for Auxerre, yet the most recent meeting was a 2‑0 win for Paris, suggesting a psychological edge.
Expect the first half to be tight, with the decisive goal potentially coming from a set‑piece or a late‑game chance in the 70‑80 minute window, reflecting Paris’ trend of scoring later in matches.
A 1‑0 scoreline aligns with the low‑scoring patterns of both teams and the historical under‑2.5 goal trend in their encounters.
Paris have a slightly better offensive output (1.2 goals per game) and have managed to score against stronger opponents, whereas Auxerre have struggled to find the net away from home, averaging only 0.4 goals.
Defensive records favour neither side, but Paris have conceded fewer goals in recent home fixtures (three clean sheets in the last five matches).
The head‑to‑head record shows a marginal advantage for Auxerre, yet the most recent meeting was a 2‑0 win for Paris, suggesting a psychological edge.
Expect the first half to be tight, with the decisive goal potentially coming from a set‑piece or a late‑game chance in the 70‑80 minute window, reflecting Paris’ trend of scoring later in matches.
A 1‑0 scoreline aligns with the low‑scoring patterns of both teams and the historical under‑2.5 goal trend in their encounters.
Betting Insights
Betting markets should reflect the defensive lean of both sides and Auxerre’s poor away scoring.
The over/under 2.5 goals line is heavily weighted toward the under; the numbers suggest an 80 % probability of the match finishing below 2.5 goals.
Both teams have struggled to hit both‑teams‑to‑score (BTTS) in recent fixtures – Paris have scored in only three of five games and Auxerre in two – indicating a low‑probability BTTS market, perhaps around 25 % implied odds.
A double‑chance (Paris win or draw) offers value given Paris’ marginal home advantage and recent 2‑0 win over Auxerre in May 2024.
The most attractive outright bet is a 1‑0 Paris win, supported by the average goal timing and the likelihood of a single decisive moment.
For Asian handicap, Paris –0.5 appears reasonable, while a +0.5 for Auxerre could be justified for a cautious bettor expecting a draw.
In‑play, watch for early defensive solidity; if the match remains goalless after the 30th minute, the odds for a clean‑sheet bet on Paris improve significantly.
The over/under 2.5 goals line is heavily weighted toward the under; the numbers suggest an 80 % probability of the match finishing below 2.5 goals.
Both teams have struggled to hit both‑teams‑to‑score (BTTS) in recent fixtures – Paris have scored in only three of five games and Auxerre in two – indicating a low‑probability BTTS market, perhaps around 25 % implied odds.
A double‑chance (Paris win or draw) offers value given Paris’ marginal home advantage and recent 2‑0 win over Auxerre in May 2024.
The most attractive outright bet is a 1‑0 Paris win, supported by the average goal timing and the likelihood of a single decisive moment.
For Asian handicap, Paris –0.5 appears reasonable, while a +0.5 for Auxerre could be justified for a cautious bettor expecting a draw.
In‑play, watch for early defensive solidity; if the match remains goalless after the 30th minute, the odds for a clean‑sheet bet on Paris improve significantly.