Despite several summer arrivals, only attacker Zakaria Aboukhal looks to be a real threat to the XI. Philippe Montanier's well-organised 4-3-3 should be seen again despite the club's promotion. The team's signings appear to have been done with a mind toward tactical continuity. Defender Flavius Daniliuc is Les Aiglons' only absentee. Kasper Schmeichel will hope to be registered in time to make his full debut, but Marcin Bulka showed himself an able deputy last season. New manager Lucien Favre seems to favour a 4-3-3, if the team's friendlies are anything by which to go. Mattia Viti, signed late in the window from Empoli, is seen as Dante's eventual successor, but is unlikely to start here.
There have been over 2.5 goals scored in Nice's last 3 games (Ligue 1). Nice have conceded at least 2 goals in their last 3 matches (Ligue 1).
Toulouse showed themselves to be a real force of nature going forward in Ligue 2, but Nice's stern defence will offer an early test of their level. That's not to say, however, that there isn't likely to be goals here. Lucien Favre was well-known for his own brand of attacking football during his previous spell in charge. 1:2
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