Finished 1 2 Toulouse - Le Havre France Ligue 1 - Stadium de Toulouse 
* Betting odds were correct at the time of publication but are subject to change
Toulouse and Le Havre cross swords in the French Ligue 1 on Sunday, November 05th. Both teams are tough to beat but also find wins hard to come by. Read our Ligue 1 betting tips page to learn about the latest odds for this game in our detailed match preview.
Toulouse vs Le Havre predictions and betting tips
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Draw
- Toulouse recorded 3 draws in their last 4 home league matches.
- Le Havre drew 4 of their 5 away games this season.
- Both teams have 5 draws each in 10 rounds.
Under 2.5 Goals
- In 3 of Toulouse’s last 5 games, there were no more than 2 goals scored.
- Le Havre saw 3 of their last 4 games stay under 2.5 goals.
- In 3 of the last 5 H2Hs, there were no more than 2 total goals.
Top betting odds and key stats for Toulouse vs Le Havre
Check the best Toulouse vs Le Havre odds and useful stats here, on our website:
26/11/23 France Ligue 1 LI1 Nice Toulouse 1 0 L 12/11/23 France Ligue 1 LI1 Lille Toulouse 1 1 D 09/11/23 UEFA Europa League UEL Liverpool Toulouse 2 3 W 05/11/23 France Ligue 1 LI1 Le Havre Toulouse 2 1 L 29/10/23 France Ligue 1 LI1 Montpellier Toulouse 3 0 L 26/11/23 France Ligue 1 LI1 Nantes Le Havre 0 0 D 11/11/23 France Ligue 1 LI1 Monaco Le Havre 0 0 D 05/11/23 France Ligue 1 LI1 Toulouse Le Havre 1 2 W 29/10/23 France Ligue 1 LI1 Metz Le Havre 0 0 D 20/10/23 France Ligue 1 LI1 Lens Le Havre 0 0 D Last Five - Toulouse
Last Five - Le Havre
Now, let's take a better look at the best markets and odds we found for this duel:
Toulouse odds: 6/5 (2.20) – 45.5% Probability
Draw odds: 12/5 (3.40) – 29.4% Probability
Le Havre odds: 45/17 (3.65) – 27.4% Probability
As we can see, the bookies see Toulouse to be the expected winners in this match, with a 45.50% win probability. Regarding other markets, Dallinga to Score Anytime is our recommendation to consider at 21/10 (3.10).
Toulouse – Le Havre preview: latest form, news, and potential lineups
Read all of the latest injury updates and team news for this duel, including our predicted Toulouse vs Le Havre lineups.
Toulouse
Toulouse had a tough last week and they suffered back-to-back heavy defeats. After being beaten 1-5 at Anfield by Liverpool on Thursday the Violets also lost 0-3 on their visit to Montpellier at the weekend.
Participation in the group stages in Europe is a new experience for Toulouse and they struggle to balance the two competitions. This week was free so the Violets will be well rested and prepared for the coming match.
Star winger Aboukhlal remains the main injury concern. His absence seriously weakens the front line but for now, Toulouse will have to continue without him.
Predicted Lineup:
Restes (GK), Keben, Costa, Nicolaisen, Suazo, Donnum, Sierro, Casseres, Begraoui, Genreau & Dallinga
Le Havre
Le Havre recorded their second consecutive 0-0 draw last weekend when doing enough for the point on their visit to Metz. The Dragons have lost only 3 of their 10 league games so far (W2 D5). This is pretty decent considering that they play in the top flight for the first time in 16 years.
Le Havre pride themselves in their stubborn defending and this is why they managed to earn draws in 4 of their 5 away league games so far this season.
Key centre-back Sangante has been great for the Dragons so far but he misses this trip due to a ban. Operi is also absent because of an injury. In better news, Joujou is ready to make a comeback but for now, he will be used mainly off the bench as he builds his fitness and match sharpness.
Predicted Lineup:
Desmas (GK), Salmier, El Hajjam, Lloris, Casimir, Kuzyaev, Toure, Nego, Sabbi, Alioui & Bayo
Starting Lineups
The teams usually announce their starting lineups one hour before the start of the game.
Toulouse
Le Havre
Player to Watch: Thijs Dallinga
Toulouse benefited from Dallinga's 12 league goals last season but the young Dutch striker has been struggling so far this campaign. Dallinga scored just 2 goals in the first 10 rounds.
He is starting to find his form though and October was a good month for Dallinga. He scored in 3 of the 6 official matches last month. Scored in 2 of the last 3 games for Toulouse. Can he continue his improvement?
