Lille vs Paris Nigeria odds comparison
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Paris
Away Team
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1.60 | 4.05 | 4.95 |
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1.61 | 4.15 | 5.00 |
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1.59 | 4.00 | 5.00 |
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1.66 | 4.32 | 5.23 |
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1.61 | 4.34 | 5.15 |
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Home
1.66
Draw
4.34
Away
5.23
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Match Analysis
Expert analysis and insights for this fixture
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Thursday, November 20, 2025
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Match Preview
Lille host Paris on 23 November 2025 in a Ligue 1 clash that could shape the second half of the season for both clubs.
Lille have collected only two wins from their last five outings, scoring seven goals while conceding six (1.4 gpg, 1.2 gpc).
Paris Saint‑Germain (referred to as Paris) sit on a poorer run with one win, one draw and three defeats, netting six and letting in eight (1.2 gpg, 1.6 gpc).
The two sides have never met in recorded history according to the data, leaving the encounter without a direct precedent.
Lille’s recent victories have come with clean‑sheet wins against Strasbourg, Crvena Zvezda, Angers and a six‑goal outburst over Metz, suggesting an attacking spark but defensive fragility in high‑scoring games.
Paris, meanwhile, have struggled to keep a clean sheet, dropping points in a 3‑3 draw with Lyon and a 2‑1 loss to Lens.
The match therefore pits Lille’s recent home confidence against a Paris side looking to reverse a slump, making the fixture a decisive test for both squads.
Lille have collected only two wins from their last five outings, scoring seven goals while conceding six (1.4 gpg, 1.2 gpc).
Paris Saint‑Germain (referred to as Paris) sit on a poorer run with one win, one draw and three defeats, netting six and letting in eight (1.2 gpg, 1.6 gpc).
The two sides have never met in recorded history according to the data, leaving the encounter without a direct precedent.
Lille’s recent victories have come with clean‑sheet wins against Strasbourg, Crvena Zvezda, Angers and a six‑goal outburst over Metz, suggesting an attacking spark but defensive fragility in high‑scoring games.
Paris, meanwhile, have struggled to keep a clean sheet, dropping points in a 3‑3 draw with Lyon and a 2‑1 loss to Lens.
The match therefore pits Lille’s recent home confidence against a Paris side looking to reverse a slump, making the fixture a decisive test for both squads.
Recent Form
Lille:
Lille’s last five fixtures paint a mixed picture of efficiency and volatility.
On 9 November they travelled to Strasbourg and won 2‑0, with E.Emegha scoring a brace in the 33rd and 62nd minutes.
Three days later, on 6 November, they edged Crvena Zvezda 1‑0 in the Europa League thanks to a penalty by M.Arnautovic at the 85th minute.
Returning to Ligue 1 on 2 November, Lille secured a 1‑0 home win over Angers, courtesy of F.Correia at half‑time.
A further away victory arrived on 29 October against Nice, 2‑0, featuring a penalty from S.Diop and a late strike by I.Jansson.
The most prolific display came on 26 October at home versus Metz, where Lille erupted for a 6‑1 victory, with goals from H.Igamane, F.Correia (two), R.Perraud, B.Andre, H.Haraldsson and I.Sane.
Across these matches Lille have recorded three clean‑sheet wins, two high‑scoring games, and an average of 1.4 goals scored per match while conceding just 1.2.
The trend shows a potent attack capable of multiple scorers, yet a susceptibility to concede when the opposition breaks through, as seen in the lone goal allowed to Metz.
On 9 November they travelled to Strasbourg and won 2‑0, with E.Emegha scoring a brace in the 33rd and 62nd minutes.
Three days later, on 6 November, they edged Crvena Zvezda 1‑0 in the Europa League thanks to a penalty by M.Arnautovic at the 85th minute.
Returning to Ligue 1 on 2 November, Lille secured a 1‑0 home win over Angers, courtesy of F.Correia at half‑time.
A further away victory arrived on 29 October against Nice, 2‑0, featuring a penalty from S.Diop and a late strike by I.Jansson.
The most prolific display came on 26 October at home versus Metz, where Lille erupted for a 6‑1 victory, with goals from H.Igamane, F.Correia (two), R.Perraud, B.Andre, H.Haraldsson and I.Sane.
Across these matches Lille have recorded three clean‑sheet wins, two high‑scoring games, and an average of 1.4 goals scored per match while conceding just 1.2.
The trend shows a potent attack capable of multiple scorers, yet a susceptibility to concede when the opposition breaks through, as seen in the lone goal allowed to Metz.
Paris:
Paris have endured a difficult spell in their last five outings, managing only one win, one draw and three losses.
On 7 November they fell 0‑1 at home to Stade Rennais, with B.Embolo deciding the game in the 81st minute.
A week earlier, on 1 November, they suffered another 0‑1 defeat away to Monaco, the goal coming from M.Simon at the 53rd minute.
The most entertaining result arrived on 29 October when Paris hosted Lyon in a 3‑3 thriller; Paris opened the scoring through C.Tolisso (5'), extended the lead with two penalties by P.Sulc (51', 58'), before Lyon fought back and the match finished level after goals from A.Camara, I.Kebbal and V.Marchetti.
On 24 October Paris lost 1‑2 at home to Nantes, with El Arabi, S.Chergui and M.Abline finding the net.
Their lone victory in this stretch came on 19 October away at Lens, a 2‑1 win secured by O.Edouard, P.Lees Melou and S.Baidoo.
Overall Paris have scored six goals and conceded eight, averaging 1.2 per game while allowing 1.6.
Their defense has been porous, particularly in the high‑scoring draw with Lyon, and they have struggled to find consistency in attack, relying heavily on set‑piece conversions.
On 7 November they fell 0‑1 at home to Stade Rennais, with B.Embolo deciding the game in the 81st minute.
A week earlier, on 1 November, they suffered another 0‑1 defeat away to Monaco, the goal coming from M.Simon at the 53rd minute.
The most entertaining result arrived on 29 October when Paris hosted Lyon in a 3‑3 thriller; Paris opened the scoring through C.Tolisso (5'), extended the lead with two penalties by P.Sulc (51', 58'), before Lyon fought back and the match finished level after goals from A.Camara, I.Kebbal and V.Marchetti.
On 24 October Paris lost 1‑2 at home to Nantes, with El Arabi, S.Chergui and M.Abline finding the net.
Their lone victory in this stretch came on 19 October away at Lens, a 2‑1 win secured by O.Edouard, P.Lees Melou and S.Baidoo.
Overall Paris have scored six goals and conceded eight, averaging 1.2 per game while allowing 1.6.
Their defense has been porous, particularly in the high‑scoring draw with Lyon, and they have struggled to find consistency in attack, relying heavily on set‑piece conversions.
Head-to-Head Record
There is no recorded head‑to‑head history between Lille and Paris in the supplied dataset; totalMatches is listed as 0, with all win, draw and goal columns at zero.
Consequently, no past meetings, scores, or recurring patterns can be referenced.
The lack of historical data means the upcoming clash must be evaluated solely on current form, statistical trends and upcoming fixture implications rather than any established rivalry narrative.
Consequently, no past meetings, scores, or recurring patterns can be referenced.
The lack of historical data means the upcoming clash must be evaluated solely on current form, statistical trends and upcoming fixture implications rather than any established rivalry narrative.
Statistical Insights
Lille’s five‑match sample shows a solid defensive record in three of those games (2‑0, 1‑0, 2‑0) but a defensive lapse in the 6‑1 win over Metz, suggesting they can keep clean sheets when the attack dominates.
Their average of 1.4 goals per game is bolstered by a single high‑output fixture, while Paris average 1.2 goals per game is dragged down by two 0‑1 defeats.
Paris concede 1.6 per match, notably higher than Lille’s 1.2, highlighting a vulnerability that Lille could exploit.
Timing of goals is also revealing: Lille’s goals tend to come early (33’, 45’, 24’) or in the second half surge (64’, 82’, 90’), whereas Paris’ scoring is sporadic, with key moments at 5’, 51’, 58’ in the Lyon draw and isolated penalties.
The data suggests Lille’s attack is more diversified, with four different scorers in five games, while Paris rely heavily on set‑pieces and a limited pool of finishers.
Their average of 1.4 goals per game is bolstered by a single high‑output fixture, while Paris average 1.2 goals per game is dragged down by two 0‑1 defeats.
Paris concede 1.6 per match, notably higher than Lille’s 1.2, highlighting a vulnerability that Lille could exploit.
Timing of goals is also revealing: Lille’s goals tend to come early (33’, 45’, 24’) or in the second half surge (64’, 82’, 90’), whereas Paris’ scoring is sporadic, with key moments at 5’, 51’, 58’ in the Lyon draw and isolated penalties.
The data suggests Lille’s attack is more diversified, with four different scorers in five games, while Paris rely heavily on set‑pieces and a limited pool of finishers.
Upcoming Fixtures
After the 23 November meeting, Lille will host Dinamo Zagreb in the Europa League on 27 November before traveling to Le Havre for a Ligue 1 fixture on 30 November.
A positive result against Paris could boost confidence ahead of the European tie and help maintain momentum in the domestic league.
Paris, on the other hand, will travel to Lille on 23 November, then host Auxerre on 29 November and face Le Havre away on 7 December.
A win against Lille would provide vital points before the Auxerre clash and could alleviate pressure ahead of the end‑of‑month league fixtures.
Both teams have tight schedules, so the outcome will likely influence squad rotation and tactical approaches in the subsequent matches.
A positive result against Paris could boost confidence ahead of the European tie and help maintain momentum in the domestic league.
Paris, on the other hand, will travel to Lille on 23 November, then host Auxerre on 29 November and face Le Havre away on 7 December.
A win against Lille would provide vital points before the Auxerre clash and could alleviate pressure ahead of the end‑of‑month league fixtures.
Both teams have tight schedules, so the outcome will likely influence squad rotation and tactical approaches in the subsequent matches.
Match Prediction
Based on the current form indicators, Lille appear marginally stronger at home, boasting three clean‑sheet victories and a prolific six‑goal display, while Paris have struggled to score and keep a clean sheet in four of their last five games.
The numbers suggest Lille could edge the contest, likely winning 2‑1.
Lille’s diversified attack should find a way past Paris’ porous defence, but Paris have shown they can score against strong opponents, as evidenced by the three goals against Lyon.
Therefore, a narrow Lille win with both sides finding the net is the most plausible outcome.
The numbers suggest Lille could edge the contest, likely winning 2‑1.
Lille’s diversified attack should find a way past Paris’ porous defence, but Paris have shown they can score against strong opponents, as evidenced by the three goals against Lyon.
Therefore, a narrow Lille win with both sides finding the net is the most plausible outcome.
Betting Insights
The statistical profile points to a potential over‑2.5 goal market, given Lille’s six‑goal outburst and Paris’ involvement in a 3‑3 draw recently.
An estimated 55 % chance of both teams scoring (BTTS) seems reasonable, considering Paris have scored in three of their last five games and Lille have kept clean sheets in three but also conceded once in a high‑scoring match.
The likely scoreline of 2‑1 suggests a 2.5‑goal line could be attractive for bettors.
For a double‑chance, Lille or draw offers around a 65 % implied probability based on form differentials.
In-play, watch the first half for early goals from Lille’s forwards; a first‑half goal could shift the market toward a single‑goal handicap for Lille.
An estimated 55 % chance of both teams scoring (BTTS) seems reasonable, considering Paris have scored in three of their last five games and Lille have kept clean sheets in three but also conceded once in a high‑scoring match.
The likely scoreline of 2‑1 suggests a 2.5‑goal line could be attractive for bettors.
For a double‑chance, Lille or draw offers around a 65 % implied probability based on form differentials.
In-play, watch the first half for early goals from Lille’s forwards; a first‑half goal could shift the market toward a single‑goal handicap for Lille.