Dijon come into this unbeaten in thirteen league matches and with six wins from their last six, while their home record of six wins, four draws and only one defeat has them near the top of the division for a reason. FC Versailles 78 are also hard to beat, but their away form is less convincing than Dijon’s home numbers, and that matters most for a straight home-win call.

The scoring profiles point in Dijon’s favour as well. They have 39 goals scored and only 16 conceded overall, and at home that becomes 23 scored and 10 allowed in 11 matches. Versailles have been solid on the road with 15 scored and 10 conceded, but that is still a step below Dijon’s efficiency at home.

Recent results add another layer to the case. Dijon have edged Quevilly-Rouen 1-0, beaten Aubagne 2-1 and held Concarneau 1-1, showing they can manage tight games while still finding enough to win them. Versailles have gone five matches without a loss, but the latest draw with FC Fleury and the narrow win over Bourg-en-Bresse suggest they are not regularly blowing teams away.

There is a little tension with the head-to-head because Dijon have won the last three meetings, including a 2-0 away win in October 2025 and a 3-2 away win in April 2025, which is exactly the kind of edge that still supports the home side here. Dijon have also scored first in five of their last six league matches, a useful sign for a home win market when a match is likely to be decided by the first goal.

My prediction is Home Win at 67/100. Dijon’s unbeaten run is now up to thirteen league games, they have won six straight, and their home record is stronger than Versailles’ away return. The head-to-head is also on Dijon’s side, with three straight wins over this opponent, while the xG projection of 1.4 to 0.7 leaves them the more likely side to control a tight contest.