Ligue 1 · Regular Season - 10
Toulouse vs Strasbourg prediction, team news and preview
Toulouse and Strasbourg meet in Ligue 1 on Friday 6 November 2026, level on 10 points in 12th and 13th place. Our preview weighs a leaky visiting defence against a home side short of goals.
MATCH PULSE EditorialPublished 5 min read
At a glance
- Competition
- Ligue 1 · Regular Season - 10
- Kick-off (your time)
- Venue
- Stadium Municipal
- Where to watch
- DAZN, beIN Sports, SuperSport
Toulouse vs Strasbourg: what the match decides
Toulouse host Strasbourg at Stadium Municipal on Friday 6 November 2026 in round 10 of Ligue 1, and the table has the sides almost inseparable. Toulouse are 12th and Strasbourg 13th, both on 10 points from nine games, while Paris Saint Germain lead with 20.
The match decides who edges clear of a crowded middle of the table. Toulouse have the better goal difference (-1 against -2), but the profiles differ: Strasbourg have scored 17 and conceded 19, Toulouse have scored 12 and conceded 13.
Our lean is a narrow home edge, built mainly on Strasbourg's record away from home. The reasoning follows below.
Toulouse and Strasbourg recent form
Toulouse's last five games read LDWDL: one win, two draws and two defeats, with 7 goals scored and 7 conceded (1.4 per game each way), two clean sheets and two games without a goal. That sample includes a 2-3 home friendly loss to PAU on 3 October. In Ligue 1 they drew 2-2 at Monaco, won 3-0 at Le Mans, drew 0-0 with Estac Troyes and lost 2-0 at Marseille on 1 November.
Their two home games in that run brought no win: the friendly defeat and the goalless draw, with 2 scored and 3 conceded in total.
Strasbourg's last five read LLLLW. They have scored 8 and conceded 11 (1.6 and 2.2 per game), kept no clean sheet and seen over 2.5 goals in all five matches. Defeats at Paris FC (1-2), at Nice (1-2), at home to Paris Saint Germain (1-3) and at Rennes (0-3) were followed by a 5-1 home win over Auxerre on 1 November.
Away from home the picture is bleak: three games, three defeats, 2 goals scored and 7 conceded (0.67 and 2.33 per game).
Form
- Toulouse
- L
- D
- W
- D
- L
- Strasbourg
- L
- L
- L
- L
- W
Last five games, oldest first
Toulouse vs Strasbourg team news
Toulouse are without A. Donnum, who is out because of yellow cards, and R. Messali, who is out with a thigh injury. M. Niflore is doubtful with a knee injury. With a side already short of goals, losing options in the squad matters.
Strasbourg have J. Panichelli out with a knee injury and F. Balde doubtful with a leg injury. Balde's availability is the one to watch, as the visitors rely on scoring to offset a defence that has conceded 2.2 goals per game recently.
No line-ups are available in our data yet. They are confirmed about an hour before kick-off.
Toulouse
- A. DonnumYellow CardsOut
- R. MessaliThigh InjuryOut
- M. NifloreKnee InjuryDoubtful
Strasbourg
- J. PanichelliKnee InjuryOut
- F. BaldeLeg InjuryDoubtful
Storylines for Toulouse and Strasbourg
Toulouse have drawn four of their nine league games, more than any other result bar none, and the 0-0 with Estac Troyes was followed by a 2-0 defeat at Marseille. They have yet to find a way of turning draws into wins, with only two victories so far.
Strasbourg arrive after a heavy swing. Four straight defeats ended with the 5-1 win over Auxerre, their biggest scoring display in the run. The question is whether that was a reset or a one-off, given the same side lost 3-0 at Rennes just a week earlier.
Both clubs sit on 10 points, so a win lifts the winner above the other, while a draw leaves the pair locked together.
Where Toulouse vs Strasbourg will be decided
The main contrast is Strasbourg's defence against Toulouse's attack. Strasbourg have not kept a clean sheet in their last five and concede 2.33 per game on the road, yet Toulouse have scored only 1.4 per game recently and failed to score in two of five.
The second battle is tempo and game state. Strasbourg's matches have all passed 2.5 goals, but Toulouse's profile is more cautious, with two clean sheets and three over-2.5 games in five. If Toulouse score first, the visitors' away record suggests they will struggle to recover.
Strasbourg's route to a result is through their attack, which has produced 17 league goals in nine games. Toulouse's absences give them a chance to test a side that has scored only twice in three away games.
Toulouse vs Strasbourg head-to-head
The listed Ligue 1 meetings since August 2023 give Strasbourg three wins, Toulouse two and one draw, with 2.0 goals per game. Three of the six produced over 2.5 goals and both sides scored in three.
Toulouse have won the last two, 2-1 away on 3 May 2026 and 1-0 at home on 6 December 2025. Before that, Strasbourg won 2-1 at Toulouse on 12 January 2025 and 2-1 at home on 16 March 2025, with a 0-0 draw in April 2024 and a 2-0 Strasbourg win in August 2023.
Toulouse vs Strasbourg prediction
We expect a tight, low-margin match in which Toulouse's home setting and Strasbourg's away record tilt the lean towards the hosts. Our lean is a narrow Toulouse win, with a draw the main alternative, and the three-point gap in away form is the driver.
Three facts shape that view: Strasbourg have lost all three away games and conceded 7, Toulouse have not conceded more than twice in the five games listed, and the sides have a recent history of close results. On goals, Strasbourg's all-over-2.5 run argues for a lively game, but Toulouse's lower-scoring profile suggests two or three goals is the likelier range.
What could change it: confirmed line-ups, particularly Balde and Niflore, and whether the Auxerre win reflects a genuine upturn. This is a lean, not a certainty. MATCH PULSE's three AI engines (GPT, Claude and Gemini) publish their independent analysis of the match before kick-off.
How to watch Toulouse vs Strasbourg
In France, the official broadcaster is Ligue 1+. The same service is listed for the United Kingdom, Ireland and Italy.
Other official broadcasters include beIN Sports in the United States, Canada and much of the Middle East and North Africa, DAZN in Germany, Spain, Austria, Belgium and Japan, Viaplay in the Netherlands and the Nordic countries, Sport TV in Portugal, ESPN across much of Latin America, Fox in Mexico, Star Sports in India and SuperSport in South Africa and much of sub-Saharan Africa.
If your country is not listed, check Ligue 1's official broadcast partner there and its official app.
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Frequently asked questions
When is Toulouse vs Strasbourg?
The match is on Friday 6 November 2026 in round 10 of Ligue 1. Kick-off is shown in your local time on the match page.
Where is Toulouse vs Strasbourg played?
It is played at Stadium Municipal, Toulouse's home ground.
What is the team news for Toulouse vs Strasbourg?
Toulouse are without A. Donnum (yellow cards) and R. Messali (thigh injury), with M. Niflore doubtful (knee). Strasbourg are missing J. Panichelli (knee) and F. Balde is doubtful (leg). Line-ups are confirmed about an hour before kick-off.
Who is favoured in Toulouse vs Strasbourg?
Our lean is a narrow Toulouse win, helped by Strasbourg's three away defeats and 7 goals conceded on the road. A draw is the main alternative.
What is the head-to-head record between Toulouse and Strasbourg?
In the six listed Ligue 1 meetings since August 2023, Strasbourg have won three, Toulouse two and one was drawn. Toulouse won the last two.
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