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Nancy's form under new manager Oswald Tanchot has been mixed. They have won three of their last six league matches, a rate of 50% compared to the league average of 31%. However, their home record is a concern: they have lost two of their three home matches this season, against Montpellier and Reims, and have conceded in seven of their last eight home Ligue 2 fixtures. Guingamp present the mirror image. Sylvain Ripoll's side have collected seven points at the Stade du Roudourou but only one on the road. Their defensive record is the weakest aspect of their game: they have conceded 12 goals in seven rounds and have kept just one clean sheet in their last 14 Ligue 2 matches. Their final match before the break was a 1-3 home defeat to Red Star. On the road, they have been particularly vulnerable, and their away form does not inspire confidence. The head-to-head record favours Guingamp. In 15 official meetings, the Bretons have won seven, Nancy four, with four draws. In January 20

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FRA D2 Nancy 1-0 Guingamp
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Nancy’s underwhelming home form has left them stuck in mid-table of Ligue 2, sitting 14th with 21 points so far this campaign. They have posted 3 wins, 1 draw and 4 losses across 8 home fixtures, with a win rate of just 38% that falls far short of pre-season expectations. Their backline has been in total disarray lately, conceding 7 goals across their last 3 outings as their defensive structure nearly collapses. Their injury and suspension crisis is even more severe, with 10 first-team players sidelined across all positions from goalkeeper to forward, which has gutted their squad depth significantly. Guingamp, meanwhile, sit 8th on the table with 26 total points. Their away form has been far from convincing, as they have failed to pick up a single win in their last 6 road trips, notching 2 draws and 4 losses in that stretch. That said, the side has seen a noticeable uptick in form recently, with their attacking line posing consistent threat to opposing defenses. Only 4 players are li

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FRA D2 Nancy 1-0 Guingamp

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