ORLY, France (Interstat) — Paris FC will host Monaco on Sunday at Centre d’entrainement Paris FC in Orly in a Ligue 1 match that pits one of the league’s unbeaten sides against a Paris FC team seeking another strong home performance.

Monaco enters with a 4-0-0 record across all competitions. Paris FC is 4-2-2 across all competitions. The home side has shown scoring punch and resilience this season, while Monaco has opened with four wins and no losses, making the visitors the only side in this matchup without a blemish on its overall record.

Paris FC’s Luca Koleosho is the player to watch. In his most recent appearance, Koleosho played 46 minutes and scored one goal in Paris FC’s 1-2 loss at Lens. Lassine Sinayoko provided an assist in that match, and goalkeeper Obed Nkambadio played the full 90 minutes. Koleosho’s ability to create and finish chances will be central to Paris FC’s hopes of breaking down a Monaco side that has started the season strongly.

Monaco’s most recent result was a 2-1 home win against Lens. Paris Brunner scored in 89 minutes of action, Matthis Abline recorded an assist in 76 minutes, and Vanderson played 90 minutes. Monaco also has recent wins against PSG, Marseille and Le Havre, underscoring its strong form across competitions. The visitors have combined a compact defensive record with timely scoring, and they will arrive at Orly looking to extend their unbeaten start.

Paris FC’s most recent result was a 1-2 loss at Lens, a match in which Koleosho scored and Sinayoko assisted. Earlier this season, Paris FC earned a 4-3 home win against Rennes, a 2-1 home win against RC Strasbourg Alsace, a 3-2 win at Marseille and a 3-0 home win against Nice. The side also has draws against Lyon and Troyes, along with losses to Lorient and Lens. Those results have given Paris FC a mixed but competitive profile as it prepares to face Monaco.

The matchup will test Paris FC’s home form against Monaco’s unbeaten run. Paris FC will look to Koleosho for attacking impetus and will need a disciplined defensive effort to contain Monaco’s forward line. Monaco will aim to control possession and convert its recent momentum into another result. The game is expected to draw attention as Paris FC tests itself against one of the season’s most consistent teams.

Interstat’s game simulator projects a final score of Monaco 1, Paris FC 0. Interstat’s ELO system projects Paris FC with a 92.8 percent probability to win.