Ligue 2 betting preview : Chateauroux-Dijon and so much more besides ....
It's been years since I posted an active preview on the GOWI blog, but today I have one for you (see
below). On average, clubgowi collects about 28-30 games/events and about 10% of them are free, so max 2-3, which is a bit, but only a fraction of the total daily bulletin . . Most of this free content is available on the clubgowi website or in the free newsletter, and the remaining 25 previews are only available to subscribers.
I think they get way more than 28-30 "pickups", all previews are like these and give a lot of information for little money. Anyway, read on, and if you're interested, I can also check out some new (and old) articles worth mentioning...
French League 2:
Chateauroux-Dijon
It was not easy for the hosts to receive the note I wrote about leaving Istria on the eve of the last return trip...
It feels like we talk about Istres almost every week and fit in pretty well with their games, which play at the very bottom of the overview page. It's been a while since we've had two teams head to head, and it's also hard to see that as a six-point drop so early in the season. Chat and Istres have been on the drop list for at least 12 months, at least mentally, and are numbered 8-9-17 and 6-10-18 respectively between the years, making 37 and 31 points respectively. a total of 42 points in the season, which is the least a team has reached and survived in Ligue 2 (season 11), so it looks like the two are against each other. Central defender Masamba Sambu (12-1-0) goes unpunished to host tonight and has conceded 13 goals in the last five games he has lost, including nine in three at home. However, their defeat will be painful, but especially with the absence of injured midfielder Kevin Afugu and winger Christian Kinkela, they have few chances in defence, especially in midfield, and have named only four defenders in their squad tonight. including two 20-year-old left-backs .
They won 2-0 quite easily, maybe they didn't take many shots, but Istre started to score (four early and late) and with many experienced defensive chances he was impressive and Istres improved his season. yesterday's victory at Lens. Last week, Chat equalized in overtime away from Laval, where Sambu, Afugu and Kinkel (above) and defensive midfielder Luis Ramos (13-0-0), and Eli Ehu himself and forward Kevin Dupuis (10 - 3-). 0). They have conceded two or more goals in a fifth away game, even against low level opponents in the cup, they are suspect defensively and even at home which I think is still a big problem. They have a very neat 4-2-2 at home but their wins have come against weak opponents and they have scored six goals in two defeats in Tours and Cannes, against teams on the same level as the visitors. They also recovered and recovered twice against Le Havre at home, as I think they are one of the strongest teams in the second league despite a slow start to the campaign, and I see the hosts struggling again this evening. They returned to Afuga today, but are still missing all the other players listed above and the options are very limited. Last week both defenders didn't play in their preferred position and Dijon should be happy to be here as they have conceded two or more goals in their last four away appearances.
We haven't covered Dijon for a long time, but I wrote before Asser won... Dijon are unbeaten in five and four, which is impressive after scoring ten goals in their first four games. Credit for that goes to two new goalkeepers, Benjamin Lecomte (transferred from Lorient) and Florent Perrault, who arrived from Sedan as the pair have started the last five games between them, replacing Baptiste Rayne, who was clearly well thought out. . The youngster's move from Ligue 1, but they see in the stronger and more cheerful defense between the two sticks. At the start of the season, midfielder Sekou Baraji was identified as having a foul issue and it was resolved with two promising one-season loan deals. It's hard to gauge how important Barajik was when he missed the opening games of the season when Dijon were at sea and also conceded nine goals in the four games he left last season but he won last Friday without a 2-0 victory against Tours. Hooray With Florin Berenger, Julio Tavares, Cora Kone and Gregory Thiel at the helm, this level gave everyone maximum opportunity.
After a brief spell they lost ten, lost seven games in seven against leaders Metz last month and were back on track. They've had seven points in the last three starts and can see a win tonight if they finish in the top three by the Christmas break. With Seku Baraji (see above) the situation was strange, he fell out of favor and then got injured (?), maybe he always was, but he came back after the defeat in Mecca , however, it's a bit of a coincidence, in my opinion is much stronger with him in the starting XI. The bad news: Dijon played on Monday and we got into the habit of avoiding the teams on TV and playing on Friday because it was incredibly difficult to pass the round quickly, I take this bet as "dead" but I can't wait because I think Shatoro is a very good candidate.
Instead of talking about the lack of Dijon, I think the players left alone by the coach will tell us more chances , Florin Bérenger (8-1-2), Florent Mollet (12 - 0-1) and Jordan Murray ( 10-0-0) was left on 16, played 37, 36 and 15 last season (joined late January). The three starters currently unable to make 16 with 3-4 players due to injury would put the trio in many other teams at this level and that's a clear sign of the revival that has taken place at Dijon. 1.5 Dijon Units -0.25 Ball 2.14 Asian Line / Ibramarket.
Châteauroux : Bonnefois, Milosavljevic - Nestor, Ben, Fournier, Obiang, Afugu - Tenmont, De Freitas, Guerriero, Filcore, Mabulu, Te - Bourgeois, Makenga, Garita.
Dijon : Perot, Basilio - Bamba, Diallo, Payet, Remy, Suprajen - Cissé, Mulumba, Baraji, Gastien, Filippato, Amalfitano - Kone, Tavares, Babbitt.
Good luck.
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