Stade Brestois – Monaco : both teams finally finding form 
Monaco head to Brest this Friday to kick off Matchday 15 of Ligue 1. Both arrive with the same thing: a convincing win last weekend. Brest turned Strasbourg over at home, while ASM stunned PSG 1-0.
Brest : finally breathing after a rough few weeks 
After a run that left them in serious trouble, Brest are breathing easier. Two wins in a row and a reset mentality have pushed them up to 11th. Éric Roy can exhale: his side have gone from the brink to a team that can turn matches late.
Up front, the finishing is back. Brest were goalless for four games, then hit five in two outings. At Francis-Le Blé they’re a firmer base again: the Pirates have taken points in four of their last five home games. A win on Friday would mean three straight victories, as last season, and a win over Monaco twice in a row for the first time since 2010-11.
Monaco : a landmark win that could shift the season 
ASM did more than nick a win in Paris: they controlled the game and looked confident. After weeks of inconsistency, that kind of display can kickstart momentum. With a victory, Monaco would temporarily climb back into the European places and put pressure on Lille and Rennes.
The challenge now is to repeat it away from the Louis-II, where Monaco have alternated solid displays with blanks for weeks. Facing Brest — a stubborn opponent but fragile at the back — chances should open up.
Key takeaways
- Brest move away from the relegation zone thanks to two straight wins.
- Brest’s attack is clicking again after several matches without scoring.
- Monaco come off a big win at the Parc des Princes.
- A win could see Monaco climb back into the European places.
Football Prediction Brest vs Monaco
Monaco to win
ASM arrive with renewed confidence and a landmark win in the legs. Brest are improving, but still give away too much space in dangerous areas. Monaco look better placed to make the difference.
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