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February 13 2025, 18:01 · Alex Lawes

Monaco vs Nantes Preview: Team News & Prediction

Monaco vs Nantes Preview: Team News & Prediction

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Monaco are in the middle of a UEFA Champions League knockout playoff round tie against Benfica with that being a major distraction ahead of the visit of struggling Nantes this weekend.

Kick-off date/time: Saturday 15th February, 2025: UK – 6:00pm / US ET – 1:00pm / US PT – 10:00am

How to watch on TV: UK – Not televised / US – beIN Sports

How to watch online: UK – Ligue 1 pass / US – beIN Sports

Monaco Team News: Potential changes

Ahead of a vital second-leg against Benfica in Tuesday, Monaco have a few key injury issues and they are without midfielder Soungoutou Magassa unavailable due to suspension, whilst key defenders Wilfried Singo and Jordan Teze remain sidelined through injury.

Predicted XI (4-4-2): Majecki; Vanderson, Kehrer, Mawissa, Caio Henrique; Akliouche, Zakaria, Al Musrati, Minamino; Biereth, Embolo

Unavailable: Singo (Injured), Teze (Injured), Magassa (Suspended), Balogun (Injured)

Questionable: 

Nantes Team News: Key doubts

Nantes are dealing with a few key doubts ahead of the trip to Stade Louis II this weekend as Zimbabwe international attacker Tino Kadewere is expected to be sidelined for the Canaries alongside both Jordan Teze and Fabien Centonze. 

Predicted XI (4-3-3): Lopes; Coco, Sow, Castelletto, Cozza; Lepenant, Pedro Chirivella, Douglas Augusto; Abline, Mostafa Mohamed, Simon

Unavailable: Mahamoud (Injured)

Questionable: Zeze (Injured), Centonze (Injured), Kadewere (Injured)

Monaco vs Nantes Prediction

Monaco most recently suffered a 1-0 defeat to Benfica in the first-leg of that aforementioned UEFA Champions League tie due to a 48th minute winner scored by Greece international attacker Vangelis Pavlidis. The Monegasque have been inconsistent for a little while now and there could be a bit of pressure now growing on Adi Hutter. They now take on a Nantes side that most recently suffered a 2-0 defeat at home to Stade Brest at Stade de la Beaujoire last weekend to mean they are hovering just above the bottom three and the danger zone. Monaco are favourites, especially at home, but it is expected to be a low-scoring affair given the form of both sides.

Monaco vs Nantes Tip: Monaco to win & under 3.5 goals