Strasbourg vs PSG Prediction 3 May 2025
🔊 Will PSG suffer a second consecutive defeat in the league? In the 32nd round of Ligue 1, PSG travel to Stade de la Meinau in Strasbourg, with their minds likely elsewhere, focused on another competition. This presents a prime opportunity for the hosts to capitalize on the French champions' lack of motivation. Nice managed to do just that in the previous round, handing PSG their first loss of the season at Parc des Princes. Strasbourg are in desperate need of a victory to stay in the hunt for a top-four finish. Can Liam Rosenior's side pull off a Nice-like upset?
Head-to-Head
📊 Throughout their head-to-head history, Strasbourg have managed to defeat PSG only twice in 36 encounters, both victories coming at home. The last win dates back to the 17/18 season. In their last 10 meetings, Strasbourg have avoided defeat just twice, with home draws of 1-1 and 3-3. In all of the last 10 home games against PSG, both teams found the back of the net. Considering the recent trend and the motivation of the opponents, we suggest betting on both teams to score.
Head-to-head statistics Strasbourg - PSG

Strasbourg Alsace Team Overview
🔵 With just three matches remaining in Ligue 1, Strasbourg are fiercely battling for a top-four finish. In the previous round, they managed to defeat a resurgent Saint-Étienne at home (3-1), keeping their hopes alive for a Champions League spot. Although Strasbourg currently sit in 7th place, they are just one point shy of 4th. After taking on PSG, they will face Angers at home and Le Havre away. These are certainly winnable games for Liam Rosenior's squad. But first, they must play the match of their lives against the French champions.
Match Results: Strasbourg Alsace

Paris Saint-Germain Team Overview
⚪️ PSG have long secured the Ligue 1 title and are now focused on the Champions League. Luis Enrique's team managed a 1-0 away victory against Arsenal, with the return leg scheduled for next Wednesday. In the French league, the Parisians are playing with less intensity, having missed the chance to go unbeaten this season after a 3-1 home defeat to Nice. A significant squad rotation is likely in their upcoming match against Strasbourg.
🏆 PSG are on the brink of reaching their second-ever Champions League final. The first was during the COVID-19 impacted 2019/20 season, where Thomas Tuchel's side lost to Bayern Munich. The only European trophy in the Parisians' cabinet remains the 1995/96 Cup Winners' Cup.
Match Results: Paris Saint-Germain
Latest news
Strasbourg Alsace
🔝 At the conclusion of Matchday 31, Strasbourg's left winger Diego Moreira, who scored a goal and provided an assist against Saint-Étienne, was named Man of the Match and earned a spot in the Team of the Week. This season in Ligue 1, he has accumulated 2 goals and 7 assists in 29 appearances.
‼️ English manager Liam Rosenior, who arrived in Alsace last summer, has extended his contract with Strasbourg until 2028, as officially announced by the club on Monday.
📣 The English coach expressed his attachment to the club: “The renewed confidence from President Marc Keller and the club deeply moves me; I want to repay this trust on the pitch. From the moment I arrived, I understood the values of intensity, courage, and unity that make the people of Strasbourg and Alsace strong. Signing with Strasbourg was the best decision of my career, and I am immensely proud to extend my contract here.”
❌ Strasbourg have a full squad ready for the upcoming match, except for long-term injured forward Dion Sahi.
Paris Saint-Germain
❌ All recent discussions from the Parisian camp regarding injuries revolve around their star player, Ousmane Dembélé. He was substituted in the 70th minute of the match in London, and it's still uncertain if he'll feature in the return leg. Dembélé is likely to miss the game against Strasbourg.
🟨 Referee and Yellow Cards
The match will be officiated by Hakim Ben El-Hadj, who has overseen 15 Ligue 1 games this season. He has already refereed three Strasbourg matches this season: a home game against Angers with a card tally of 4:1 and two encounters with Nantes (home cards 2:3, away 1:1). Additionally, he officiated two home fixtures for PSG: against Rennes with cards 1:3 and against Reims with a 2:2 card count. Over the season, the referee has issued 2 red cards.
On average, the referee shows 4 yellow cards per match this season, with 1.7 going to the home team and 2.3 to the visitors.
In the first-round match between PSG and Strasbourg, the card count was 2:2. At home, Strasbourg averages 4.2 cards per game (1.7-2.5 in favor of the visitors). In PSG's away games, the average card count is 2.7 (1.7-1 in favor of the home side).
3 of the referee's last 5 matches, 7 of Strasbourg's last 9 home games, and 12 of PSG's last 15 away fixtures have ended with a total of under 3.5 yellow cards. Considering this trend, we suggest betting on total under 3.5 yellow cards.
⚽️ Goal Prediction
In 7 of Strasbourg's last 10 home matches and in 7 of PSG's last 10 matches across all competitions, the total goals have exceeded 2.5. This has also been the case in 8 of the last 10 head-to-head meetings between these teams. Therefore, it's reasonable to bet on total over 2.5 goals for this match.
🚩 Corner Prediction
In their last 10 home games, Strasbourg averaged 3.8 corners. PSG averaged 3.7 corners in their last 7 away matches. This season, a bet on total under 9.5 corners has won in 9 out of Strasbourg's 15 home games. PSG's last 5 away matches have also seen a total under 9.5 corners.