Toulouse vs Angers: Prediction, Head-to-Head, Odds & Stats (Sun, 23 Nov '25)

As we prepare for the upcoming showdown in Ligue 1, we find ourselves setting the stage at the grand Stadium de Toulouse in France on a cozy Sunday afternoon, precisely on 23 November, 2025. Anticipation unfurls like a freshly laid picnic blanket, as Toulouse and Angers prepare to lock horns in a duel that promises drama and a healthy sprinkle of humor.

Delving into their not-so-distant past, one might notice that Toulouse are quite the hoarders of victories with two wins snuggled in their pockets from the last trio of encounters against Angers, who seem to have misplaced the winning ticket altogether. They managed a draw once, though, just to keep things interesting. The last tango between Toulouse and Angers left the latter licking their wounds, with Toulouse prancing off the field with a 4-0 victory as if they owned the place back on 2 March 2025.

Speaking of recent form, it's a tale of contrasting fortunes. Toulouse shuffled onto the pitch against Lorient and played to a 1-1 draw in their previous game, while Angers seemed to have found their scoring boots, much to the despair of Auxerre, who lost 2-0 to them. When it comes to the standings dance, Toulouse finds themselves twirling in 10th place, whereas Angers seems content to groove in 13th position, perhaps biding their time for a grand leap.

Enter the performers of the show: Beware of Monsieur F. Magri from Toulouse, the goal-scoring maitre d' this season with four strikes to his name. Meanwhile, Angers will be hoping to let Y. Belkhdim work his assist magic, having set things up twice like a culinary maestro. But alas, it doesn't stop there. Toulouse's top trio of tacticians involves Aron Dønnum with a score of 7.61, Yann Gboho standing at 7.19, and Jaydee Canvot clocking in 7.15. Across the green expanse, Angers has Hervé Koffi at a cool 7.37, Ousmane Camara with a solid 7, and Haris Belkebla not far behind at 6.91.

Possession stats have provided some light entertainment in this season’s repertoire: Toulouse might not cling onto the ball like a toddler with candy, holding 42.83% of it, but Angers, with their 39.08%, aren't exactly hogging it either. And if corners had a fan club, Toulouse would be modest members with an average of 4.75, while Angers tail with an unassuming 4. On the discipline front, it's a head-to-head race to earn a starring role in the naughty corner, with Toulouse receiving 32 yellow cards, a solitary red, alongside four penalties—similar statistics keeping Angers good company with their 16 yellow and one red sent off as well.

When the dust settles and laughter subsides, it looks like Toulouse might just wear the crown of victory, armed with past wins and the ability to score financial goals for all things red and yellow. But don't bite your nails off just yet—football's unpredictability remains its endearing charm. Analyzing the current form and streaks makes for accurate predictions, but remember, a little drama never hurts.