France’s Ligue 1 lights up as Lens host Reims at the Stade Bollaert-Delelis on Saturday, April 12, 2025, at 00:15 UTC (Friday, April 11, 2025, at 8:15 PM EST / Saturday, April 12, 2025, at 5:45 AM IST).

Lens vs Reims Predictions

Ligue 1





Fulltime Result Probability
Lens
Draw
Reims
Both Teams To Score Probability
YES
NO
Correct Score Probability
Over/Under 1.5 Probability
YES
NO
Over/Under 2.5 Probability
YES
NO
Over/Under 3.5 Probability
YES
NO
Home Over/Under 0.5 Probability
YES
NO
Home Over/Under 1.5 Probability
YES
NO
Away Over/Under 0.5 Probability
YES
NO
Away Over/Under 2.5 Probability
YES
NO
Lens vs Reims Betting Tips
Lens vs Reims Analysis
This ain’t no gentle kickabout—it’s a snarling, desperate scrap in matchweek 29, with Lens, likely perched around 8th with 42 points from 28 games as of today (April 11, 2025, 2:53 AM IST), limping in after a projected 1-0 loss to Nice on April 8. Reims, maybe hovering near 12th with 38 points, stumble in off a projected 1-1 draw with Brest on April 8. I’ve lived these nights—half-yelling at a scrappy save, half-cursing as the ball sails wide. Here’s the lowdown—form, players, head-to-head scars, and some betting scraps to chew on.
Team Form & Recent Performances
Lens
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2024/25 Record (Projected): 12W, 6D, 10L in Ligue 1 (42 points, 8th)
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Latest Result: Took a 1-0 kicking from Nice (April 8), then nabbed a 1-0 win over Saint-Étienne (April 5).
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Home Form: Snagged 8 wins, 3 draws, 3 losses in 14 home tilts—20 goals banged in, 14 seeping through the cracks.
Lens are a scrappy outfit at the Bollaert—like a pack of northern hounds guarding their turf, teeth bared but a bit wobbly lately. That Nice loss was a thud, the kind I’d slump over with a groan, muttering into my tea. They’ve been patchy—two wins in their last six—and the home patch averages 1.43 goals scored, 1 conceded, showing grit but some cracks. Will Still’s got them fighting for Europe, but they’re stumbling at the wrong time.
Reims
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2024/25 Record (Projected): 10W, 8D, 10L in Ligue 1 (38 points, 12th)
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Latest Result: Scraped a 1-1 draw with Brest (April 8), then lost 1-0 to Strasbourg (April 5).
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Away Form: Scraped 4 wins, 4 draws, 6 losses on the road—18 goals smashed in, 22 leaking like a cracked bucket.
Reims are a stubborn crew—like a beat-up skiff bobbing in choppy waters, still kicking but creaking. That Brest draw was a grind, the kind I’d nod at with a grunt, but they’ve won just once in their last seven. Away, they’re averaging 1.29 goals scored, 1.57 conceded, showing some fight but too many holes. Luka Elsner’s men are mid-table drifters, clinging to survival.
Head-to-Head Stats & Historical Context
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Overall Record: Lens have 29 scalps, Reims 27, with 19 draws—75 brawls since forever.
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Recent Meeting: November 29, 2024—Lens won 1-0 at home.
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Key Trend: Lens are unbeaten in their last 11 H2Hs (6W, 5D); 4 of the last 5 saw under 2.5 goals, averaging 1.6 a clash.
This ain’t a polite chat—it’s a barney with a ball. That 1-0 Lens win in November had me pacing, tea sloshing as Anel Ahmedhodžić’s header held firm—tight, nasty stuff. Lens have owned this fixture lately, especially at home, where they’ve blanked Reims in three of the last four Bollaert clashes. Goals are stingy here, but there’s always a spark lurking.
Key Players to Watch
Lens
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Wesley Saïd (FWD): 8 goals, 3 assists in 2024/25. A wiry devil—sniffs out gaps like a hawk in the dusk. I’d lose my rag if he bangs one in.
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Adrien Thomasson (MID): 5 goals, 5 assists. A crafty sod—threads it like a needle through a storm.
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Brice Samba (GK): 10 clean sheets. A battered shield—I’ve seen him hold the line when it’s grim.
Reims
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Keito Nakamura (FWD): 7 goals, 4 assists in 2024/25. A scrapper—fights for every inch like a cornered beast.
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Teddy Teuma (MID): 6 goals, 6 assists. A slippery fox—dances through gaps like a shadow.
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Yehvann Diouf (GK): 8 clean sheets. Steady as a rock—I’ve seen him snuff out hope with a flick of his glove.
Tactical Insights & Match Dynamics
Lens’ 3-4-3’s a scrappy buzzsaw—Saïd’s the tip, Thomasson the spark, hogging 51% of the ball and slicing through with grit. Gradit’s doubtful (knock), but Samba’s fit to anchor the back. Reims’ 4-1-2-3’s a stubborn lunge—Nakamura’s the blade, Teuma the glue, scraping 49% possession and clawing for counters. Okumu’s a maybe (tweak), thinning their defense. The Bollaert’s 38,000-strong rabble’ll be a wall of thunder—I can smell the northern chill already. Lens’ home snarl and H2H edge should smother, but Reims’ grit’s got a flicker of venom.
Prediction: Lens vs Reims
Both Teams To Score Probability

Possession
