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Match Information

Stade Jean Bouin Ligue 1
Last updated: October 26, 2026 at 07:17 UTC

Match Overview

Paris FC host Monaco at Stade Jean Bouin on November 1 in Ligue 1 Regular Season - Round 9, a matchday that begins to show how the season is taking shape. Paris FC sit sixth in the table, while Monaco are third, so the fixture pits two sides separated by three places in the upper half of the standings.

The sharpest contrast is in recent league form. Paris FC come in off two defeats in their last three league matches: a 1-0 loss at Lorient on October 10 and a 2-1 loss at Lens on October 24. Between those results came a 4-3 home win over Rennes on October 18. Their home matches in this window have produced a 2-1 win over Strasbourg on September 19, a 0-0 draw with Lyon on September 12 and that Rennes win. Monaco have taken a draw in each of two recent league home games, 2-2 against Toulouse on October 10 and 1-1 against Lille on October 25, and lost 1-0 at Lorient on October 18.

Monaco also have a heavier schedule. They played in the UEFA Europa Conference League on October 15 (a 2-1 win at CSKA Sofia) and October 22 (a 3-0 home win over SC Freiburg), and then played Lille on October 25. That is a lot of matches in a short span, and it matters for squad rotation. Paris FC's last recorded match was October 24, and Monaco's squad list includes plenty of depth in every area.

Head-to-head history favors the hosts. Paris FC won 4-1 on April 10, 2026 and 1-0 at Monaco on November 1, 2025. Neither side has any reported injuries, so both managers, L. Rosenior and Filipe Luís, should have their full squads to choose from.

Overall, this is a meeting between a side searching for consistency and a side balancing league and European demands, with a full complement of players available on both sides.

Predicted Lineups

Paris FC Paris FC

O. Nkambadio; A. Camara, M. Mbow, D. Coppola, Otávio; M. Lopez, P. Lees-Melou, I. Kebbal, P. Pagis, L. Koleosho; L. Sinayoko

Monaco Monaco

L. Hrádecký; Vanderson, Sadibou Sané, J. Teze, Flávio Nazinho; L. Camara, D. Zakaria, M. Coulibaly, A. Golovin, Ansu Fati; Paris Josua Brunner

Team Form Analysis

Paris FC

Paris FC

League Position: 6
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Paris FC Form Analysis

Paris FC's last five Ligue 1 matches show a mixed trajectory: two wins, one draw and two defeats. The run began with a 0-0 home draw against Lyon on September 12 and a 2-1 home win over Strasbourg on September 19. They then lost 1-0 at Lorient on October 10, beat Rennes 4-3 at home on October 18, and lost 2-1 at Lens on October 24.

Attacking output has been uneven. They scored four against Rennes and two against Strasbourg, but were held scoreless against Lyon and Lorient. In total they scored 8 goals in five matches.

Defensively, they conceded 7 goals in those five games and kept one clean sheet, the goalless draw with Lyon. The Rennes game, in which they let in three, shows that matches can open up in both directions at Stade Jean Bouin.

The schedule has included Lyon, Strasbourg, Rennes, Lorient and Lens, and the results were split evenly between home and away. Both of their defeats came on the road, while they remained unbeaten in their three home matches in this period. Sixth place reflects a team that has been competitive despite the recent setbacks.

Monaco

Monaco

League Position: 3
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Monaco Form Analysis

Monaco's last five matches in all competitions produced two wins, two draws and one defeat. Their Ligue 1 results are a 2-2 home draw with Toulouse on October 10, a 1-0 away loss at Lorient on October 18 and a 1-1 home draw with Lille on October 25. That is no wins in three league games, even though they sit third in the table.

In Europe they have been more convincing. A 2-1 win at CSKA Sofia on October 15 was followed by a 3-0 home win over SC Freiburg on October 22 in the UEFA Europa Conference League. These matches add to the schedule load, with Monaco playing on October 15, 18, 22 and 25.

Attacking output across the five games totals 9 goals, with the Freiburg win the highest-scoring performance. Defensively they conceded 4 goals, including two against Toulouse, and kept one clean sheet, against Freiburg. In the league, they have not kept a clean sheet in these three matches.

Their opponents ranged from European fixtures to league sides such as Toulouse, Lorient and Lille. Monaco's away trip to Paris FC comes after a draw at home, so they will be looking to turn their league position into a win on the road.

Head-to-Head

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2 Wins
0 Draws
0 Wins
5
Goals Scored
1

Recent Meetings

Date Home Score Away
2026-04-10 Paris FC 4 - 1 Monaco
2025-11-01 Monaco 0 - 1 Paris FC

Memorable Matches

The recent meetings between these sides have favored Paris FC. The most recent was on April 10, 2026, when Paris FC won 4-1 against Monaco. A four-goal margin of victory over a visiting side is a notable result, and it gives the hosts a high-scoring reference point in this fixture.

The earlier meeting took place on November 1, 2025, when Monaco hosted Paris FC and lost 0-1. It was a tight, low-scoring contest in which Paris FC took all three points away from home.

Together, the two results give Paris FC two wins from two available meetings, with 5 goals scored and 1 conceded. This match falls on the anniversary of the November 1, 2025 meeting, adding a small historical note to the fixture. Monaco will be looking to reverse the pattern after losing both recent encounters.

Venue Factor

Stade Jean Bouin is the setting for this Round 9 fixture

Injury Concerns

Paris FC
J. Ikone Thigh Injury
Out
N. Sangui Muscle Injury
Out
Monaco
S. Idumbo Groin Injury
Out
E. Dier Muscle Injury
Out