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Limoges went over this margin only once in the whole season in home games, and it was against Gravelines who are a lot faster than this Strasbourg. Limoges is led by Dusko Vujosevic who is known by his teams playing defense, and that's seen on their results. With the run and gun Chalon at home they remained at 140 points, and for comparison's sake, in the first away match they were at 156 points, in an away game they left Le Mans at 71 points, the match went to 148 points. At the start of the season they had a few overs, and with the bottom-table nancy who allowed the most points in the whole championship. The minus is the match against Paris, and then Orleans, but it's been three months since those games. Lately Limoges didn't have a over against the ultra fast Chalon and Cholet, and Pau Orthez without Collet at the bench. From that match in October they only have the two overs against very fast teams. When they stumbled against defensively stronger teams, then it looks like that: Monaco 139, Paris 140, Canarias 120, Aris in the last match 123, Le Mans 144 (een though Collet wasn't there then). By looking at all of those latest matches, they have the minus with Le Mans in the last round where they recorded 92 points and allowed only 63, but I think that won't be the case today. Limoges have two wins less, and they want to make it to the playoffs a well, I don't think the match will fall apart, and they should win. The stakes are high and I will try to use the two defensively good teams. This is also an important game for the away team who are currently on the last, eighth place, leading to the playoffs. They lost to Aris with 19 points of difference, today they will try to be better than in that game, and this looks to me like a game in which they will fight for each point. Let's just mention that the first head-to-head remained at 139 points.