Paris vs Monaco Prediction, H2H Stats & Statistical Bets 1 November 2026
🔊 Exactly a year ago, on 1 November 2025, Paris beat Monaco away from home, then thrashed them at home in the spring. Now the two sides meet on the same date, separated by just one point in the Ligue 1 table. Monaco have not won a league match in October, though they did win both of their Conference League fixtures. Paris, meanwhile, have not lost at home this season. Can Monaco finally get their revenge?
Head-to-Head
📊 In Ligue 1 the two sides have met twice this season, and Paris came out on top both times. In November, away from home, a single Moses Simon goal proved decisive. In April at the Jean-Bouin, Paris were three goals up by the 21st minute and won 4-1, with Jonathan Ikoné scoring a brace - though he is now among the absentees.
Head-to-head statistics Paris - Monaco
Paris: the Jean-Bouin fortress and away slip-ups
At home this Ligue 1 season, Liam Rosenior's side are unbeaten: three wins and a draw with Lyon. Lassin Sinayoko scored the decisive goal from the spot in stoppage time. That home run is keeping Paris in sixth place, one point behind Monaco.
Away from home the picture is the opposite: their last two matches have ended in one-goal defeats. In Lens, Paris led at half-time but conceded twice in the second half. Rosenior backed his players after the match: "I'm very proud of the players. Despite the injuries, despite how the match went, they fought and gave everything."
Match Results: Paris
Monaco: 21 shots and one point
Monaco sit fourth, but the three Ligue 1 rounds in October brought Filipe Luís's side just two points. Against Toulouse they threw away a two-goal lead, at Lorient they lost after a penalty, and the most frustrating result came last. Lille were reduced to ten men from the 66th minute, Monaco had 21 shots to four, yet only managed to draw. "It's a shame to drop two points at home. I take full responsibility for what happened on the pitch," the manager admitted.
Monaco do have quality, and it shows in the bigger matches. In September they beat PSG away, and in the Conference League they thrashed Freiburg by three goals. He scored against Toulouse and Lille, coming off the bench in the second match.
Match Results: Monaco
Latest news
Paris
❓ Luca Koleosho has a thigh injury and is expected to be out for around ten days. Jonathan Ikone and Nhoa Sangui are also sidelined, while Adama Camara and Samir Chergui are doubts. On the plus side, goalkeeper Kevin Trapp and defender Hamari Traore return to the squad.
Monaco
❓ Ansu Fati was injured early in the game against Lille and will miss Sunday’s match. Eric Dier and Stanis Idumbo, who also missed the previous round, are doubts.
Predicted Lineups
📋 Predicted starting XI for Paris: Trapp - Camara, Mbow, Coppola, Traore - Lopez, Lees-Melou - Kebbal, Pagis, Simon - Sinayoko.
📋 Predicted starting XI for Monaco: Hradecky - Vanderson, Sane, Teze, Nazinho - Lamine Camara, Zakaria - Coulibaly, Golovin, Detourbet - Brunner..
Total Goals Prediction
Fewer than four goals have been scored in 8 of Monaco's last 9 matches. Away from home there are no exceptions at all: five consecutive away matches have gone without a fourth goal. Monaco themselves have scored more than two in just 1 of their last 16 Ligue 1 matches. So we're not expecting a fourth goal on Sunday. The bet is Total Goals - Under 3.5 at 1.40*.
Corners Prediction
Fewer than ten corners were recorded in 8 of Paris's last 9 Ligue 1 matches. The hosts deliver relatively few: 33 corners in 10 official matches, compared to 42 for their opponents. Monaco also concede more corners than they win themselves - 40 of their own against 56 for their opponents over the same period. So we are not expecting ten corners on Sunday either. The bet is Total Corners - Under 9.5 at 1.75*.
Yellow Cards Prediction
Paris have received more than one yellow card in five consecutive matches. Across their last 10 official matches, the hosts have accumulated over 20 bookings, including five in the game at Lorient alone. Monaco's opponents haven't been spared either, picking up 17 yellows over the same period. In their last two Ligue 1 rounds, Monaco had 36 shots. The hosts' defence is in for a difficult evening, which means there will be plenty of reasons to foul. The bet is Paris Team Total Yellow Cards - Over 1.5.
*Odds are indicative and may vary across different bookmakers
📌 Editorial Prediction
Monaco's away matches rarely pass without goals at both ends: in 12 of their last 14 away games, they both scored and conceded. Their attack in Ligue 1 is consistently productive: they found the net at least once in 18 of their last 20 league matches. Paris are no strangers to scoring at home either - the only time they failed to score at Jean-Bouin this season was against Lyon. Both teams should get on the scoresheet, but we're not expecting a winner: Monaco's revenge will have to wait again. The bet is Both Teams to Score - Yes. Predicted score: 1-1.
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