Nice vs. Lille (Sunday, 12.00pm)
Nice take on Lille at the Allianz Riviera on Sunday afternoon, in what is likely to be a closely-contested match between two sides in the top half of the Ligue 1 table.
The hosts ran out 2-1 winners in the reverse fixture earlier this season, although they are currently lower in the standings, sitting in 10th, while the visitors are up in sixth place.
We say: Nice 1-2 Lille
Lille have really started to improve of late, going undefeated since the end of October, and so they should have enough about them to beat a side that have struggled to score goals for the majority of the season.
David is likely to get on the scoresheet again, in what we expect will be a close game, given that both teams are in decent form.
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Auxerre vs. Montpellier (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Relegation candidates Auxerre and Montpellier HSC meet at the Stade de l'Abbe-Deschamps this Sunday in Ligue 1.
Both sides have slipped down the table after worrying losing runs in recent weeks.
We say: Auxerre 1-1 Montpellier HSC
With both sides looking to end respective losing runs in the league, both may cancel each other out here.
Auxerre did take all three points in the reverse fixture back in August though, as four players were sent off.
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Clermont vs. Nantes (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Clermont welcome Nantes to the Stade Gabriel Montpied on Sunday afternoon in Ligue 1.
The hosts will look to build on great form that has got them dreaming of European qualification.
We say: Clermont 0-0 Nantes
Neither side have been particularly clinical this season, but are both in very good form, so it is tough to separate the sides on paper.
Nantes are approaching 10 hours since they last conceded a goal, so Clermont will have their work cut out breaking them down.
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Strasbourg vs. Toulouse (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Strasbourg take on Toulouse at the Stade de la Meinau in the latest round of Ligue 1 fixtures on Sunday afternoon.
At the halfway stage of the season, the hosts are only outside of the relegation zone on goal difference, while the visitors are faring slightly better, currently sitting in 12th place.
We say: Strasbourg 0-2 Toulouse
Toulouse have been in sensational form since the turn of the year in both a defensive and attacking sense, so we expect them to wrap up a comfortable victory against Strasbourg on Sunday.
The hosts have been much more promising under the helm of Le Scornet, but they are still in a very poor league position, so there is no better chance for Toulouse to end their long winless run against their opponents.
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Brest vs. Angers (Sunday, 2.00pm)
Two sides that are currently in the Ligue 1 relegation zone will face off on Sunday when Brest welcome Angers to Stade Francis-Le Ble.
While goal difference separates Brest from safety, the visitors are propping up the league table after picking up only eight points from their 19 games.
We say: Brest 2-1 Angers
Although Brest are winless in four league games, we think that they will return to winning ways against an Angers side who have lost 11 straight matches in Ligue 1.
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Ajaccio vs. Lyon (Sunday, 4.05pm)
Two out-of-form sides meet in Ligue 1 on Sunday when Lyon travel to the Stade Francois Coty to face Ajaccio.
The visitors have continued to struggle despite bringing in Laurent Blanc as manager just before the World Cup.
We say: Ajaccio 1-2 Lyon
Lyon will be desperate for three points to try to kick-start a stagnating season, but Ajaccio will be just as determined to move away from trouble.
OL won in the reverse fixture back in August despite having keeper Anthony Lopes sent off in the first half.
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PSG vs. Reims (Sunday, 7.45pm)
Fresh from a demolition job of Pays de Cassel in the Coupe de France, Paris Saint-Germain resume Ligue 1 duties with the visit of Reims to the Parc des Princes on Sunday evening.
Christophe Galtier's side put seven unanswered goals past Pays in the cup last time out, while William Still's men enter the contest on the back of their own knockout success - a 3-0 win over Les Herbiers.
We say: Paris Saint-Germain 2-0 Reims
Still is yet to experience the disappointment of losing a competitive game as first-team manager, but the 30-year-old's hot streak will surely come to an end at the Parc des Princes fortress.
Even the Messi-Mbappe-Neymar trident will have to be patient against a well-drilled Reims backline, but the champions can still find their way through more than once to maintain their lead at the summit.
