Brest vs Strasbourg: TV channel, live stream, team news and preview
These sides last met in August, with Strasbourg claiming a 3-1 victory – but only one is in search of continental football
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Brest Stadium and Strasbourg will meet on Saturday in a League 1 competition. Strasbourg is sixth in Ligue 1, while Brest is 11th.
Watch Stade Brestois v Strasbourg on fuboTV (try for free)
These teams last met in August, with Strasbourg winning 3-1. The teams were virtually tied statistically despite the scoreline, with the same number of shots and shots on target.
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ahead of the game, OBJECTIVE has the details on how to watch on TV, stream online, team news and more.
TV channel, live stream and how to watch
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Team news and rosters
Brest come into this game with a key player, as Romain Del Castillo received a red card in a 2-0 win over Clermont Foot. But even with just 10 players on the pitch, Brest managed to score two goals in quick succession in the second half, with Lilian Brassier and Steve Mounie scoring less than two minutes apart.
The Pirates are on course to achieve their best Ligue 1 result since the 1980s and have shown considerable improvement from last season when they finished 17th.
Following this match, the team faces Monaco then Bordeaux to end the season.
Predict Brest starting XI: Pierre-Gabriel, Chardonnet, Hérelle, Brassier, Agoumé, Belkebla, Lasne, Balaili, Mounie, Satriano; Bizot
As the season draws to a close, Strasbourg remain in contention for a place in next season’s UEFA competitions, three points behind Nice for the Europa Conference position.
Strasbourg managed to score a point against PSG on Friday, drawing 3-3 with the best side in Ligue 1. An Anthony Caci goal in stoppage time leveled the game, keeping Strasbourg just one win over Nice.
After this match, Strasbourg faces Clermont Foot, then faces Marseille in the season final. Getting as many points as possible before Marseille return will be vital.
Starting XI planned for Strasbourg: Guilbert, Perrin, Nyamsi, Djiku, Liénard, Thomasson, Prcic, Bellegarde, Ajorque, Gameiro; Salts