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Ligue 1 matchday 10: what do form, head-to-heads and margins show?
Nine matches from 6 to 8 November: median margins from 4.81% to 7.31%, differing coverage and head-to-heads where available.
Published 6 November 2026
For the Ligue 1 round from 6 to 8 November, median margins range from Netwin's 4.81% to bwin's 7.31%, but coverage differs. Paris Saint-Germain have scored 21 goals and Lille have conceded 6: the best attack and best defence respectively among the teams in this round.
How much the margin adds, operator by operator
The margin summarises the cost built into full-time result prices. Medians refer only to the matches covered by each operator:
| Operator | Matches | Median margin | Lowest | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netwin | 8 | 4.81% | 4.38% | 5.51% |
| Betsson | 9 | 6.5% | 6.11% | 6.86% |
| Betflag | 8 | 6.81% | 5.95% | 7.31% |
| bwin | 7 | 7.31% | 5.43% | 8.08% |
Read on 6 November 2026 at 18:14, Italian time. Betsson covers all nine matches; on Stade Rennais-Lille it is the only operator with a margin available in this snapshot. Toulouse-Strasbourg lacks bwin coverage. The medians therefore describe different samples.
Across the seven matches covered by all four operators, Netwin has the lowest margin every time. Within this comparable group alone, the gap between highest and lowest margins ranges from 1.8 percentage points on Lens-Marseille to 3.33 on Angers-Nice. On Stade Rennais-Lille there is no gap to measure.
The previous Ligue 1 preview, with the data recorded then: Ligue 1 matchday 8: what do form, head-to-heads and margins tell us?
Paris Saint-Germain-Troyes: attack and form
PSG are first on 20 points; Troyes are sixteenth on 8, with 7 goals scored. Over the last five matches PSG collected 15 points, Troyes 4. The archive holds eight meetings; the six selected are all Ligue 1: five Parisian wins and a draw. The most recent dates to May 2023, so it predates 2024. Betflag and bwin record their respective lowest margins of the round here, 5.95% and 5.43%.
Stade Rennais-Lille: the defence with 6 goals conceded
Lille are second on 18 points, Rennes fifth on 16. After nine matches, goals conceded stand at 6 against 19; points over the last five are 8 against 6. The archive holds eight meetings; across the six selected, all Ligue 1, Rennes won once and Lille twice, with three draws. The latest dates to March 2026.
Auxerre-Paris FC: a Ligue 2 sample
Auxerre have the round's leakiest defence, with 23 goals conceded, and sit on 10 points; Paris FC are fourth on 17. The archive holds thirteen meetings; the six selected are all Ligue 2: three Auxerre wins, two draws and one Paris FC win. The latest is from May 2024. Betsson records its lowest margin here, 6.11%, and Betflag its highest, 7.31%.
The other six, briefly
- Toulouse-Strasbourg — both on 10 points, but they collected 8 and 3 over the last five. The archive holds ten meetings; the six selected are all Ligue 1, through April 2024: one Toulouse win, two draws and three Strasbourg wins. Netwin records its lowest margin here, 4.38%.
- Angers-Nice — 8 and 14 points in the table; 4 and 12 over the last five. Four Ligue 1 meetings: one Angers win, a draw and two Nice wins. The latest is from April 2023, before 2024. Here bwin records its highest margin, 8.08%.
- Brest-Lyon — Lyon are third on 17 points, Brest tenth on 12. Over the last five they collected 9 and 7 points respectively. Six Ligue 1 meetings through April 2024: two wins each and two draws.
- Le Havre AC-Lorient — Le Havre are bottom on 2 points and lost all of their last five; Lorient have 12, with 7 points over the last five. Four Ligue 1 meetings through May 2026: two Le Havre wins and two draws.
- Le Mans-AS Monaco — 7 and 15 points in the table, 4 and 5 over the last five. We do not cite head-to-heads because our archive has none.
- Lens-Marseille — 13 and 15 points, with 9 and 12 over the last five. Six Ligue 1 meetings through April 2024: four Lens wins and two Marseille wins. Netwin and Betsson record their respective highest margins here, 5.51% and 6.86%.
This matchday's odds, right now
The odds for these nine matches load from the official feeds when the page opens, with the time they were read alongside. The margin column is Betsson's.
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How to read these numbers
Standings and form come from ESPN: every team has played nine matches; form covers the last five. Head-to-heads come from the openfootball archive: where available, we cite a sample of no more than six meetings. Competitions and records refer only to the cited sample; the archive is not a complete chronology. Margins come from the operators' official feeds, via api.oddsonar.com.
How margins differ between leagues: How much the margin changes between leagues
The operator comparison is on the odds page; standings and form are in the statistics section.
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