AS Monaco vs OGC Nice Prediction: Riveting Derby Ignites Côte d’Azur

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Football, France, Ligue 1, Round 27

29-March-2025, 23:05

Stade Louis II, Fontvieille, Monaco

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AS Monaco vs OGC Nice Prediction, Betting Tips and Odds | 29 March 2025

Côte d'Azur sets itself up for an earthquake showdown as AS Monaco and OGC Nice meet in Ligue 1 Round 27 on March 29, 2025. This is no match—it's a tale of pride, passion, and crushing drama. Monaco, riding a wave of renaissance, host a Nice team that has fallen but never gave up. The Stade Louis II will ring out with suspense, a furnace in which dreams are shattered and heroes made. Nice managed to pull it out of the bag last time by snatching a 2-1 victory, but Monaco's new aggression promises a charred vengeance. Mika Biereth's killer boots against Jonathan Clauss's metal stomach in an affair that would level the scores. With injury crippling both ranks and form lines curving like a Riviera turn, this Derby de la Côte d'Azur promises fireworks. Who will boast? The statistics speak in hushed tones, the players bear expectations, and the night will reveal answers. Buckle up—this is not merely football; it's a saga on the Mediterranean night.

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AS Monaco

Monaco's red-and-white warriors march into this derby with chests puffed and eyes ablaze. Their previous game was a masterclass—a 2-0 dismantling of Angers, in which lightning struck in the forms of Mika Biereth and Maghnes Akliouche. They dominated with 57% possession, nine corners, and five shots on target, leaving Angers gasping. Adi Hütter's team are finding their rhythm, having gone three (DLWDW) without a loss, though injuries are looming large—Aleksandr Golovin, Folarin Balogun, Soungoutou Magassa, and Kassoum Ouattara are worries. But the spotlight is on Biereth, a 22-year-old Dane who has plundered 11 goals in 12 matches, a box predator. Monaco's 14W-5D-7L with an expected goals (xG) of 1.91 threatens Nice. Their forays are significant: below 4.5 cards and 10.5 corners in all ten recent games—a finely-oiled machine running with intent. Austrian tactician Hütter knows that this is a matter close to his heart. After Nice's biting in October, Monaco's citadel awaits, ready to flip the script on its head with blood and brimstone.

OGC Nice

Nice come battle-hardened, feathers ruffled but will unbroken. A 1-1 away draw with Auxerre last time out saw Evann Guessand score a point to salvage the game, his shot a flash of defiance amidst tempest. Having 52% of possession, winning seven corners, and six efforts on target, they pushed and then disintegrated, a Melvin Bard red card added to injury. Franck Haise's side has a record of 13W-8D-5L, but recent form (WWWLD) indicates cracks show. Injuries nip—Morgan Sanson, Tanguy Ndombele, and Terem Moffi join Bard on the bench. Their xG of 0.96 promises a battle, but Jonathan Clauss, the ball-tracking defender, is their talisman, wall and sword. Nice's patterns are telling: conceding three in a row, scoring first seven times in eight, and under 4.5 cards eight times in ten. Haise, the understated maestro, must rally his troops for this coastal furnace. Having beaten Monaco 2-1 last month, they'll be counting on grit and cunning to overcome against the odds once more.

Head to Head

History favors Monaco, 53 to 34 victories in 116 matches, 29 of which ended in ties. Their October 27, 2024, tango was a 2-1 nail-biter Nice took home, a wound still fresh for Monaco. Trends appear: Monaco have conceded in four straight meetings, scored inside the first ten in eight of ten, and had corners below 10.5 in eight of ten. This is not a game—a pendulum swinging between supremacy and defiance, the heart of the Côte d'Azur in suspension.