
Nantes
Nantes stats and predictions are your go‑to resource for understanding the Canaries’ performances. The Ligue 1 club wrapped up its 2025/26 league campaign in May, and now attention turns to a pre‑season friendly where Nantes predictions point to a clear favourite. Here we break down recent results, key player numbers and the win probability for the next fixture.
Nantes’ last five official matches (all Ligue 1) delivered one win, one draw and three defeats:
Across those five games, Nantes scored 4 goals and conceded 6. The win against Marseille was the only clean sheet in that run, and the attack failed to fire in three other outings. The current form streak (reading left to right from the most recent) is D, L, W, L, L – a sequence that shows the team struggling for consistency.
While full league table data isn’t detailed in the available profile, the individual campaign highlights a clear top performer. Attacker Bahereba Guirassy led the squad with 2 goals from 20 appearances across Ligue 1 and cup events. Other regulars like A. Camara (10 apps, 0 goals), F. Guilbert (8 apps), and D. Machado (5 apps) featured heavily but couldn’t add to the goal tally. In the last five matches, Guirassy’s influence was visible, netting one of the three goals against Marseille.
Only one fixture is currently listed on the schedule:
This pre‑season clash will be the first opportunity to see Nantes in action after the summer break. Fleury-Merogis is a lower‑division side, which explains the match odds heavily favouring the Ligue 1 visitors.
Using the 1X2 odds for the upcoming friendly (home 4.90, draw 2.80, away 1.55), we can derive the implied probabilities and adjust for the bookmaker’s overround. The fair probabilities become:
This calculation reflects both the odds market and Nantes’ current form. Although the Canaries have only one victory in their last five, the quality gap between the clubs – emphasised by the 1.55 away price – still gives them a better‑than‑half chance of winning. The form suggests they may not walk over the opposition easily, so a draw at 30% is a realistic possibility. Overall, our Nantes predictions point to a likely away success, but caution is warranted given the team’s recent attacking struggles.