Bordeaux vs. Paris Saint-Germain Predictions & Match Preview 10/02/2017

The Match Is Over. Score: 0-3

Bordeaux vs. Paris SG Match Preview:

French Ligue 1 opens its gates for another league round which is up to get started with Bordeaux challenging in opposition to the reigning champions, Paris Saint-Germain, this Friday, 12th of February, 2017. This match should show good pressure from both sides as they both haven't been unbeaten over six occasions in the league so far, but however, these oppositions had to play a mutual cup meeting two weeks ago, where the capital team got away victorious to the next stage, beating "The Girondins" with 1-4 at their own stadium that is set to host this following game as well.

Match status: FRANCE: Ligue 1 - Round 25
Kick-off: Friday 10 Feb 2017, 08:45pm GMT
Venue: "Matmut Atlantique" in Bordeaux, France

Bordeaux vs. Paris SG: Match Preview

After Zlatan Ibrahimovic left "The Parisians", Edinson Cavani has taken over the role of top goalscorer and coming the top one on the French overall scorers record, with 23 goals acquired for himself so far this season. So, "The Red and Blue" maintain its second line where they have been put thereat as a result of the enviable form that AS Monaco are pulling off now, although PSG's recent form seems to be as no less great as Monaco's, though. Unai Emery's men are unbeaten within their all last 11 outings, and the only draw they earned was at Monaco, which can sort of console the capital club.

Girondins de Bordeaux aren't that happy with their seventh position, of course, if it concerns their successive schedule and the rivals they ought to take on in the recent period, including Paris Saint-Germain. Anyway, The Navy-and-Whites look to strengthen their six-match unbeaten run in the league, whereas the next rival cannot be compared with either of those at any rate. Caen, Nancy, Toulouse, Guingamp - those that got in the way of Girondins' flame.

Thomas Meunier isn't available for Paris squad as he sustains an ankle injury over a week, while Javier Pastore, Marco Verratti, and Kevin Trapp look to be unseen in recent time, since they all haven't been in the squad lately, and all of them surely are out of the game. In the Girondins squad Diego Contento, Abdou Traore, Thomas Toure are injured, but still aren't considered a significant loss for Bordeaux. Meanwhile, Polish central-back Igor Lewczuk was substituted by midfielder Younousse Sankhare as the former picked up an thigh injury and hardly possible to be featured in the coming match.

Bordeaux have been scoring in each game after the 0-0 draw to pertly keen Nice, which befell on 21 December of the last year, so we see them not winding down at team scoring results. As a matter of fact, Girondins will host The Parisians a few days before their first Champions league welcome to Barcelona. Thus and so, we are pretty sure Emery will attempt to spare some key players for the fixture against The Catalans. And, not to exclude, they still need to keep up with Monaco unless they want to be torn at two tournaments and end up with nothing in the end. Thus we feel like backing goals at both sides without picking either to be the winner.