Ligue 1 · Regular Season - 9
Paris FC vs Monaco prediction, team news and preview
Sixth-placed Paris FC host fourth-placed Monaco at Stade Jean Bouin on Sunday 1 November 2026, with one point separating the sides. Our preview weighs home form, injury lists and a head-to-head record that favours the hosts.
MATCH PULSE EditorialPublished 5 min read
At a glance
- Competition
- Ligue 1 · Regular Season - 9
- Kick-off (your time)
- Venue
- Stade Jean-Bouin
- Where to watch
- DAZN, beIN Sports, SuperSport
Paris FC vs Monaco: what the match decides
Ligue 1 Round 9 brings Paris FC and Monaco together at Stade Jean Bouin on Sunday 1 November 2026. Monaco are fourth on 15 points from 8 games, while Paris FC are sixth on 14 points. Both have a goal difference of +4, so the result could change the order in the top six.
Paris Saint Germain lead the table on 17 points, so neither side is out of touch at the top. Our data labels Monaco's position as qualifying and Paris FC's as play-offs, which gives both a reason to push for three points.
Paris FC and Monaco recent form
Paris FC have won 2, drawn 1 and lost 2 of their last five, scoring 7 and conceding 7 (1.4 per game each way). They kept one clean sheet and failed to score twice. Both teams scored in three of those five games, and three also produced more than 2.5 goals.
Home form is the strongest part of their record. In three home games they won 2 and drew 1, scoring 6 and conceding 4, with wins over Strasbourg (2-1) and Rennes (4-3) and a goalless draw with Lyon. They arrive after defeats at Lorient (0-1) and Lens (1-2).
Monaco's last five read two wins, two draws and one defeat, with 8 scored and 5 conceded (1.6 and 1.0 per game). That run includes two Europa Conference League games, a 2-1 win at CSKA Sofia and a 3-0 home win over SC Freiburg, which was their only clean sheet. In Ligue 1 they drew 2-2 with Toulouse, lost 0-1 at Lorient and drew 1-1 with Lille. In their two away games in that spell they won once and lost once, scoring 2 and conceding 2.
Form
- Paris FC
- D
- W
- L
- W
- L
- Monaco
- D
- W
- L
- W
- D
Last five games, oldest first
Paris FC vs Monaco team news
Paris FC have one player out, N. Sangui, with a muscle injury. Six more are doubtful: A. Camara (hamstring), J. Ikone (thigh), K. Trapp (illness) and S. Chergui, L. Koleosho and H. Traore, each listed with an injury. If several miss out, the hosts could face a significant reshuffle.
Monaco have three players out: E. Dier (muscle injury), A. Fati (hamstring) and S. Idumbo (groin). No doubtful players are listed for them in our data.
Line-ups are not yet published. They are confirmed about an hour before kick-off, so check them before drawing firm conclusions from the absence lists.
Paris FC
- N. SanguiMuscle InjuryOut
- A. CamaraHamstring InjuryDoubtful
- S. CherguiInjuryDoubtful
- J. IkoneThigh InjuryDoubtful
- L. KoleoshoInjuryDoubtful
- H. TraoreInjuryDoubtful
- K. TrappIllnessDoubtful
Monaco
- E. DierMuscle InjuryOut
- A. FatiHamstring InjuryOut
- S. IdumboGroin InjuryOut
Key storylines for Paris FC and Monaco
Paris FC have lost their last two league games after a win over Rennes, and this is a chance to restore momentum in front of their own crowd. That 4-3 win shows they can score freely, but it also shows they concede.
Monaco are unbeaten in their last two league games, both draws, and they have won twice in Europe in the past week. They sit a point ahead of their hosts, so a win would lift them to within two points of the leaders at the time of writing, while a defeat would let Paris FC overtake them.
Where Paris FC vs Monaco could be decided
The main contrast is Paris FC's home scoring rate (2.0 per game) against Monaco's modest away return of 1.0 goals per game in the sample available. Monaco concede around one goal per game in their recent run, so the hosts will need quality in the final third rather than relying on volume alone.
At the other end, Paris FC concede 1.33 per game at home and 1.4 across their last five. Monaco have scored 1.6 per game recently, so the visitors should create chances if they can keep their attack organised without three absentees.
Both teams scored in three of each side's last five, which points to an open game. The fitness of the Paris FC doubtful players could shape which side controls the tempo.
Paris FC vs Monaco head-to-head
The two have met twice in Ligue 1 and Paris FC won both. They beat Monaco 4-1 at home on 10 April 2026 and won 1-0 away on 1 November 2025.
Those games averaged 3 goals each, with both teams scoring in one and more than 2.5 goals in one. Two meetings is a small sample, but it shows Paris FC have matched Monaco in recent seasons.
Paris FC vs Monaco prediction
Our lean is a tight match with a slight edge to Paris FC, with a draw a real possibility. The main drivers are their home record (two wins and a draw from three), their two wins over Monaco, and Monaco's inconsistent away record. Monaco's slightly better attack and defensive numbers keep them close, though.
On goals, we lean towards both teams scoring and three or more goals, given each side's recent record on those markers. The main variable is Paris FC's seven injury concerns. If several are fit, the hosts' lean strengthens, but if they are weakened, Monaco's recent form could win out.
MATCH PULSE's three AI engines (GPT, Claude and Gemini) publish their independent analysis of the match before kick-off.
How to watch Paris FC vs Monaco
In France, the United Kingdom, Ireland and Italy, the official broadcaster is Ligue 1+. In the United States and Canada, it is beIN Sports. DAZN is listed in Spain, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Luxembourg, Japan and Switzerland, where Sky Sport also has rights.
Viaplay covers the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway, Denmark and Finland, and Sport TV is listed in Portugal. ESPN is listed across much of South America and Central America, Fox in Mexico and SuperSport in much of Africa, including South Africa and Nigeria. In India, Star Sports is listed. In other countries, check the official Ligue 1 broadcast partner and its app.
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Frequently asked questions
When is Paris FC vs Monaco?
The Ligue 1 Round 9 match is on Sunday 1 November 2026. The page shows the kick-off time in your own time zone.
Where is Paris FC vs Monaco played?
It is played at Stade Jean Bouin, Paris FC's home ground.
What is the team news for Paris FC vs Monaco?
Paris FC are without N. Sangui and have six doubtful players: Camara, Chergui, Ikone, Koleosho, Traore and Trapp. Monaco are without Dier, Fati and Idumbo. Line-ups are confirmed about an hour before kick-off.
What is the head-to-head record between Paris FC and Monaco?
Paris FC have won both meetings in our data, 4-1 at home on 10 April 2026 and 1-0 away on 1 November 2025.
Who is favoured in Paris FC vs Monaco?
We lean slightly towards Paris FC, helped by their home form and head-to-head record, but a draw is a real possibility. Injuries on both sides could change that.
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