[Ligue 1] Montpellier, the team with the highest number of absentees since the start of the season

While the MHSC is not spared from injuries, on X, the MPGLaurent account has proven it with figures.

To create his graph, he took into account those suspended, injured, sick and absent for other reasons in order to produce an average over the championship days already played. On average, MHSC had to do without more than nine players per match. If Christopher Jullien, Théo Sainte Luce and Kiki Kouyaté are absent for long periods, La Paillade also had to do without Joris Chotard and Bećir Omeragić for a fairly long period. In comparison, the other two worst-off teams (Saint Etienne and Lyon) had to deal with six absentees per match. For the lucky ones, Toulouse and Rennes had to deal with a little more than two absentees per match.

What is reassuring is that since the return of Mousa Tamari, decisive against Brest, or even Issiaga Sylla on the left, the MHSC has found color. With Bećir Omeragić and Joris Chotard who are on the resumption and should, we hope, soon be at the disposal of Jean-Louis Gasset, puzzles are predictable for the neurons of the Hérault technician in order to extract all the quintessence of his band. A good omen for getting back on track and getting even closer to the teams in front, starting Saturday in Saint-Étienne.