Auxerre +110 at home against Le Mans, and the market is split.

Auxerre hosts Le Mans FC on Sunday with the market calling it a coin flip. The moneyline sits at +110 for the home side, the draw at +260, and Le Mans at +235. After removing the margin, the market gives Auxerre 45%, the draw 27%, and Le Mans 28%. That's a spread wide enough to make this a game for bettors who trust their own read.

Auxerre's case is built on scoring and history. The home side averages 1.6 goals per game and has a 4-2 moneyline record across its last six. Its last ten games read W-L-W-W-L-L-L-L-W-W, a pattern of wins that shows up in bunches. But the current form is ugly: a 3-game losing streak and 2.4 goals allowed per game put real pressure on the back line.

Le Mans brings a different argument. It's not losing often, with a 1-3-3 record and a 1-2 moneyline mark. The away side averages 1.4 goals per game and 2.1 allowed, and it's coming off a draw in its last match. The last ten show L-L-W-D-D-L-D-L-L-W, a run of draws that keeps it competitive. At +253, the market hasn't fully respected that resilience.

The line has held steady. Auxerre sits at +110 at Bovada and BetUS, while BetOnline.ag has +108. The draw is best at +270 with BetOnline.ag, and Le Mans is best at +253, also at BetOnline.ag. In Draw No Bet, Auxerre is -193 at BetOnline.ag, and Le Mans is +158 there too.

GODDS has no pick on this game. No side reaches 70% in its model, so the call is yours. If you're playing the moneyline, BetOnline.ag has the best number on both the draw and Le Mans, and Bovada or BetUS has the top price on Auxerre.