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Win: Chamonix Mont-Blanc
46%
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Outcome probabilities (1X2) · by our model
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Form last 5 matches
Head to head 27
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Prediction commentary
Based on data as of 13 Sep, 19:13Chamonix Mont-Blanc to edge a high-scoring affair at 3-2, confidence 62%.
The visitors have dominated this fixture for years. Across 21 meetings they have won 15 times while Gap have managed just 6 victories. That pattern has held through this season too — Chamonix took four of the last six encounters, including a 7-2 demolition at home in March and a 2-1 win at Gap's rink three weeks later. The visitors know how to handle this opponent.
Both sides arrive with identical points totals from their last five matches, yet the quality of those results tells a different story. Gap sit on 3 points with a 1-0-3 record and 11 goals scored against 17 conceded. Chamonix also have 3 points but from 1-0-4, with 16 goals for and 22 against. The visitors have been involved in more end-to-end matches — their five games produced 38 goals compared to Gap's 28.
The model sees another goal-fest on 15 September. Expected goals stand at 3.1 for Gap and 3.3 for Chamonix Mont-Blanc. A 16% chance of a draw sits alongside 92% probability that both teams score and 95% that at least three goals fall. The most likely outcomes cluster around 3-3 (5%), 2-3 (5%) and 3-2 (4%). That distribution points to a narrow away victory.
Gap showed they can compete when they find rhythm. Their 4-3 win over Cergy-Pontoise on 7 April demonstrated attacking intent, though it came alongside three defeats in the same period. Chamonix's form has been more erratic — a 4-3 friendly win over Sierre HC in August followed by losses in four of their last five competitive matches, including a 3-4 defeat at Anglet on 7 April. Neither side has found consistency, but Chamonix's historical edge over Gap matters more than recent fluctuations.
A draw would upset this projection, and given how Chamonix tends to run matches down in tight situations, that remains the primary threat. The visitors have shown they can manage games when leading, and if they take an early advantage they will look to control the tempo rather than chase more goals.
Outcome: Chamonix Mont-Blanc 3-2 Gap
Confidence: 62%