Ligue 1
Le Havre
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Lille hosts Le Havre with a dominant historical record (5 wins, 0 draws, 1 loss). Lineups suggest a balanced Lille side against Le Havre’s established eleven. Considering the head-to-head goal scoring, Lille has consistently outperformed Le Havre. No recent form data is available for either team.
PredictionBased solely on the 5-1 head-to-head goal scoring advantage for Lille, and assuming a continuation of this trend, a scoreline reflecting this dominance is predicted.
Final Score: Lille 2 - 0 Le Havre
Last updated: 10 hours ago
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- 2023-07-26 Lille 3 - 2 Le Havre
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- 2024-02-17 Lille 3 - 0 Le Havre
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