Monaco - Paris Saint Germain betting tips and odds

The visiting team knows the task they face will not be easy. Beating Monaco on their own turf would be a major accomplishment, and it is always a formidable challenge.

Details can make a big difference in matches like this one. One way for Paris Saint Germain to reach their goal in this game is to stick firmly to their game plan and execute it flawlessly.

Monaco are coming off a glowing 0:2 victory against Clermont in the previous round. They dominated the game for the majority of the runtime and ended their visit with a convincing result and three points added to the tally.

Paris Saint Germain had little to prove the last time they played at home against Toulouse, and they secured a 2:1 victory through a one-goal lead in the second half. Still, more was expected from them in such a favourable matchup, and their opponents in round 23 might be a harder nut to crack.

Monaco have managed to bag 6 goals in the last three showdowns, and the supporters at Stade Louis II are expecting a lot of action this time around.

The visiting team are doing rather well offensively – at least as far as their latest 3 matches can tell us. They’ve scored more than 5 times in total over the course of these games.

European football in any form is considered a major reward by many a club but Monaco would not want to settle for the Europa League. They are 44 short of the Champions League spots, and at this stage of the season every point counts. A point would be considered a good prize for the hosts this Saturday, knowing that Paris Saint Germain are a tough nut to crack. Moreover, the 3.20 betting odds on the home win are not exactly promising.

The away team are here after a hugely successful early season. They claimed 54 points in the 23 games they played, which brought them to the very peak of the standings. That doesn’t mean Monaco won’t present a challenge, though, and claiming the title will take just as much success.

Paris Saint Germain played against Monaco earlier in the season and were unable to get anything better than a draw despite the home-field advantage. They’re not on their turf this time around, but that doesn’t change the fact that most bookies see them as the favourites.

Monaco’s chances of winning are more difficult to gauge than usual. Though they would be underdogs anyhow, Vanderson de Oliveira Campos, Malang Sarr, Eliesse Ben Seghir have been injured on top of that. Needless to say, they have a difficult match to look forward to.

The visiting team’s position as favourites is beyond question, especially with their whole roster at hand. They’ve had no recent injuries heading into the match at Monaco,

Priced at 4.20 with 10Bet, a Draw/Away wager in the Half Time/Full Time market is the best offer in terms of betting value. It’s still quite risky, mind you, so we don’t recommend putting up a huge stake.