Rennes – Bordeaux (PREDICTION 03.11.2017)

Prediction: Bordeaux win @ 1.65

Rennes (No 13) started the season badly, but has done well lately. Bordeaux (No. 8) opposite. But even if the home team is strengthened offensive, some strong people still lack, and the Gourdonians have probably the best team.

It speaks for Rennes
After a bad season, Rennes is 3-1-1 in the last 5 matches. Right now: 3 wins in a row, most recently at Dijon in the league Cup and in Montpellier.
Great 1-0 victory against a team that came from 6 tablove matches in a row (4 victories), including 5 points against last season’s 1, 2 and 3, Monaco, PSG and Nice.
After 2 outing, Rennes is home to 1-0 over Lille. The Bretons are keen to further improve the poor home state.
Rennes lost classwriter Costil during the summer break, but did a bit of a coup by retrieving Koubek: The check has been great.
The target-dangerous creator Khazri (ex-Bordeaux) and the top scorer, attacking / fleeing Mubele, is probably ready after missing Montpellier due to injury.
After a nice season, Bordeaux has fallen into cadence: bad bets (though upwards towards Monaco) and 0-1-3 in the last 4.
Right now 2 losses in a row without scoring; at Amiens and home against Monaco. Lack of efficiency promotion.
Bordeaux has a new absence in the Danish midfielder Lerager (although he replaces Otavio). Outside 30/9, attackers are Laborde.

It speaks for Bordeaux
The Girondins are number 8, four points in front of Rennes in the 13th place.
Bordeaux showed high level in the first seven rounds of the season. Especially right wing Malcolm, it’s very hard to stop when you jump.
After 3 bad matches there was (despite loss) a significant improvement in the Bordeaux game in the last round, home against a successful Monaco team.
Bordeaux goalkeeper Costil (among the league’s best despite mistakes against Monaco) is ex-Rennes, so probably rather motivated.
Vinby’s club did not play ligacup in the previous midweek; That made Rennes therefore play 3rd match in just 10 days this Friday.
Rennes is humble 1-1-3 (4-6) at home.
The Bretons still lack the center defender Mexer (26/8), def midfielder Prsic (21/10), edge player Amalfitano (14/10) and attack Sarr (24/9).
Rennes has doubts about 3 major attacks Mubele, midfielder Bourigeaud and offensive Khazri; they should, however, be able to play.