Auxerre is facing a significant challenge with a lengthy injury list that includes Romain Faivre (knee injury), Sékou Fofana (groin injury), Telli Siwe (thigh injury), Assane Dioussé (cruciate ligament injury), Marvin Senaya (thigh injury), Bryan Okoh (cruciate ligament injury), and Christ Makosso, who is suspended. This could heavily impact their squad depth and tactical options.
Strasbourg will also be missing several key players, including Ben Chilwell (knee injury) and Martial Godo (muscle injury). They are joined by Maxi Oyedele and Ismaël Doukouré, both with unknown reasons for their absence, as well as Joaquín Panichelli (cruciate ligament injury) and Samir El Mourabet, who is suspended. The uncertainty surrounding some players adds to their woes.
Monaco is contending with injuries to Matthis Abline (foot injury), Edan Diop (thigh injury), and Ansu Fati (calf injury). Additionally, they will be without Mohammed Salisu and Takumi Minamino, both suffering from cruciate ligament injuries. The mix of known and unknown injuries could disrupt their lineup significantly.
Lens is dealing with a variety of injuries, including Nidal Celik (meniscus injury), Jhoanner Chávez (hamstring injury), and Jonathan Gradit, who has a broken leg. Samson Baidoo (thigh injury) will also be absent, along with Kyllian Antonio, who is suspended. The situation may force Lens to adapt their strategy ahead of the match.
Le Havre has its own injury concerns with Yanis Zouaoui (thigh injury), Felix Mambimbi (Achilles tendon injury), and Stephan Zagadou, who is sidelined with a cruciate ligament injury. While their absentees are fewer in number, the severity of the injuries could still pose challenges to their squad depth and tactical setup.
