Le Havre vs Saint-Etienne Preview: Team News & Prediction
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Le Havre have been able to pull some results out of nowhere as they try and battle against the bottom two and the relegation zone ahead of a clash with another struggler, Saint-Etienne.
Kick-off date/time: Sunday 9th March, 2025: UK – 4:15pm / US ET – 11:15am / US PT – 8:15am
How to watch on TV: UK – Not televised / US – beIN Sports
How to watch online: UK – Ligue 1 pass / US – beIN Sports
Le Havre Team News: Mwanga suspension
Key midfielder Junior Mwanga is missing through suspension for Le Havre this weekend with the hosts also dealing with a few key injury issues such as Russia international Daler Kuzyayev as well as the likes of Arouna Sangante and Andy Logbo.
Predicted XI (4-4-2): Gorgelin; Nego, Kinkoue, Lloris, Toure; Casimir, Diawara, Toure, Soumare; Ahmed Hassan, Ayew
Unavailable: Mosengo (Injured), Mwanga (Suspended), Kuzyayev (Injured)
Questionable: Sangante (Injured), Kechta (Injured), Kitala (Injured), Logbo (Injured)
Saint-Etienne Team News: No Batubinsika
Key defender Dylan Batubinsika has been dealing with injury issues throughout this campaign and he is now missing due to suspension for this weekend. New Zealand international Ben Old is also an injury concern alongside Ibrahima Wadji.
Predicted XI (4-2-3-1): Larsonneur; Macon, Abdelhamid, Nade, Petrot; Tardieu, Moueffek; Cardona, Bouchouari, Davitashvili; Stassin
Unavailable: Batubinsika (Suspended), Old (Injured)
Questionable: Wadji (Injured)
Le Havre vs Saint-Etienne Prediction
Le Havre have climbed out of the bottom two and the automatic relegation places ahead of this weekend’s round of fixtures but they come into this one on the back of a second victory in their last four matches as they most recently defeated Lens in a thrilling 4-3 win at Stade Bollaert-Delelis last weekend. They face a Saint-Etienne side that, following their promotion back to the top-flight last season, are now under the management of Eirik Horneland following the sacking of Olivier Dall’Oglio, are the team that have slipped into the bottom two. ASSE were beaten 3-1 by Nice at Stade Geoffrey-Guichard and they are now winless in eight matches since a victory in Horneland’s first game in charge at the start of 2025. Given that poor form and their recent leapfrogging, as well as home advantage, siding with Le Havre looks the way to go for this one at Stade Oceane.
Le Havre vs Saint-Etienne Tip: Double chance – Le Havre to win or draw
