PSG vs Montpellier Live Stream & Tips: Watch Ligue 1 Online

Sep 24, 2021

PSG look to extend their perfect start to the season when they face Montpellier on Saturday and the game is available for live streaming via desktop and mobile with live commentary.

PSG vs Montpellier Live Stream

The PSG vs Montpellier Ligue 1 live stream is available from your desktop or mobile device. Read on below for more information on this game, including team news, stats, tips and predictions.

PSG vs Montpellier Live Stream: How To Watch Online

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PSG vs Montpellier Match Details

🇫🇷 Competition: Ligue 1
📆 Date: Saturday September 25 (SundaySeptember 26 AEST)
⏰ Time: 5.00am AEST
🏟 Stadium: Parc des Princes (Paris)

Head to Head – Last 5 Direct Matches

13/5/21: Montpellier 2-3 PSG
23/1/21: PSG 4-0 Montpellier
6/12/20: Montpellier 1-3 PSG
2/2/20: PSG 5-0 Montpellier
8/12/19: Montpellier 1-3 PSG

PSG vs Montpellier Tips & Predictions

PSG will be aiming to make it eight wins from eight to start the Ligue 1 season when they entertain Montpellier on Saturday night in Paris.

It’s been a flawless start to the season for PSG, but it hasn’t exactly been smooth sailing the last two games, with the club managing to score goals in injury time to steal all three points.

Achraf Hakimi scored a match-winning double to hand PSG a 2-1 win over Metz mid-week, but they should be set for a stronger performance at home in this clash – even if Lionel Messi is still sidelined with a knee issue.

PSG have absolutely dominated Montpellier on their own turf in recent times, with the side winning by a margin of at least four goals in the last four home meetings. In January of this year, Montpellier conceded three goals within five minutes.

Montpellier haven’t improved on their travels to start this season, taking just two of a possible nine points – that doesn’t bode well for this encounter.

What should give Montpellier some encouragement is the fact that they’ve scored at least one goal in all seven of their Ligue 1 games this season.

With PSG not exactly reliable at the back right now, Montpellier will at least fancy their chances of getting on the scoresheet.

However, at the end of the day, PSG will be too strong and should emerge victorious in comfortable fashion – even if they fail to keep a clean sheet.

PSG vs Montpellier Stats

PSG have won their first seven games of the season
Montpellier have just two points from a possible nine in away games this season
PSG have won their last five home games vs Montpellier
PSG have won four of those games by four goals or more
PSG have conceded a goal in seven of their nine competitive games this season
Montpellier have scored a goal in all seven of their Ligue 1 games this season
Kylian Mbappe has scored a goal in his last three home games
Valere Germain has scored three goals in his last three matches for Montpellier

PSG vs Montpellier Team News

Lionel Messi is likely to miss this clash for PSG as he continues to recover from a bruised knee. Sergio Ramos, Marco Verratti, Juan Bernat, Ismael Gharbi are also out, while Layvin Kurzawa and Colin Dagba are in doubt.

Montpellier trio Ambroise Oyongo, Thibault Tamas and Pedro Mendes are all still sidelined with ACL injuries, however centre back Matheus Thuler is back from suspension.