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Ligue 1 matchday 11 in numbers: how much do margins vary between operators?
Nine matches from 20 to 22 November: operators' margins and coverage, PSG and Marseille on 22 goals, and head-to-heads where available, including the cup and Ligue 2.
Published 14 November 2026
Nine matches from 20 to 22 November. The gap between margins runs from 1.63 percentage points on Marseille-Le Mans to 3.64 on Lorient-Stade Rennais, considering only the six matches with the same five operators: Netwin, Betsson, Betflag, bwin and Eurobet. We add standings, form and head-to-heads where available; prices load from the feed in the table below.
Margins, operator by operator
The analyst's margin summary covers these four operators. The Matches column counts the fixtures covered: bwin's median refers to a different sample from the others.
| Operator | Matches | Median margin | Lowest | Highest |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Netwin | 9 | 5.18% | 4.48% | 5.64% |
| Betsson | 9 | 6.62% | 6.26% | 7.15% |
| Betflag | 9 | 7.14% | 6.79% | 7.41% |
| bwin | 6 | 7.22% | 6.57% | 8.12% |
Read on 14 November 2026 at 19:50, Italian time. In the dossier, bwin does not cover Nice-Paris Saint-Germain, Lille-Lyon or Strasbourg-Brest. The component's odds can update; this table preserves the stated snapshot.
Comparing only Netwin, Betsson, Betflag and bwin across the six matches where all have prices for the three outcomes, Netwin has the lowest margin on all six. This compares margins across the whole market, distinct from individual outcome prices. The gap extremes cited above concern the group that also includes Eurobet.
The previous round, with the figures and margins measured then: Ligue 1 matchday 10: what do form, head-to-heads and margins show?
PSG and Marseille on 22 goals
Nice-Paris Saint-Germain: PSG are first on 23 points, Nice sixth on 17. In their last five matches they collected 15 and 12 points respectively. PSG share the round's highest scoring attack with Marseille, on 22 goals. Across the six available meetings, in all competitions, PSG won four and Nice two: one match was in the Coupe de France. The latest archived meeting is from May 2024.
Marseille-Le Mans: 18 points against 8. Marseille won all their last five matches, collecting 15 points; Le Mans earned 2 over the same span. The archive provides no head-to-heads for this fixture, so we do not cite any.
Lille-Lyon: the round's fewest goals conceded
Lille are second on 21 points and have conceded 7 goals, the lowest figure among this round's teams. Lyon are fifth on 17. Form over the last five matches amounts to 11 points against 6. Across the six meetings, in all competitions, Lyon won four, Lille one, with one draw; two were Coupe de France ties. The latest available meeting dates from May 2024.
Paris FC-Angers: the head-to-heads are from Ligue 2
Paris FC are third on 20 points, Angers sixteenth on 8. Over the last five matches: 9 points against 1. The archive holds two meetings, both in Ligue 2, with one win each; the latest is from April 2024. This record does not describe Ligue 1 meetings.
The other five, briefly
- Troyes-Le Havre AC — seventeenth against eighteenth, 8 points against 2. Troyes collected 4 points in their last five matches; Le Havre lost all five. The archive lacks head-to-heads, so we do not cite any.
- AS Monaco-AJ Auxerre — 16 points against 10; form of 3 points against 4 over the last five. Auxerre have the round's most goals conceded, 24. The four available meetings were all in Ligue 1 and all won by Monaco; the latest is from February 2025.
- Lens-Toulouse — both on 13 points, with 9 and 8 points in their last five matches. Lens won all six available meetings, all in Ligue 1; the latest is from April 2026.
- Strasbourg-Brest — 10 points against 15, with 3 and 10 points in their last five matches. Across the six Ligue 1 meetings, two wins each and two draws; the latest available dates from February 2024.
- Lorient-Stade Rennais — 15 points against 16; over the last five matches, 10 against 6. Lorient have conceded 8 goals, Rennes 21. The six available meetings were all in Ligue 1 and all won by Lorient; the latest is from January 2026.
This matchday's odds, right now
Odds for these nine matches load from the official feeds when the page opens, alongside the time they were read. The outcome-by-outcome comparison across operators is on the odds page.
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How to read these numbers
Standings and form come from ESPN: standings are after ten matches, form covers the last five. They reflect the dossier's snapshot. Head-to-heads come from the openfootball archive and are available for seven fixtures out of nine: these are the archived meetings, not the complete history of the fixtures. Margins come from operators' official feeds via api.oddsonar.com.
How margins vary between competitions: How much the margin changes between leagues
The full comparison is on the odds page; standings and form are in the statistics section.
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