Free football Over Under predictions and tips for France National 2 - Group C

#	Name	P	W	D	L	Goals	Last 5	Pts
1	Fleury 91	28	17	8	3	45:18	LWWDW	59
2	Bobigny	28	15	5	8	38:30	LWWLD	50
3	Chambly Thelle FC	28	12	11	5	40:28	WWWLD	44
4	Thionville Lusitanos	28	12	8	8	44:34	LLLWL	44
5	Creteil	28	11	7	10	33:27	LDWWW	40
6	Biesheim	28	10	9	9	38:32	LLLDL	39
7	Beauvais	28	10	8	10	29:27	WWLDL	38
8	Balagne	28	10	10	8	45:41	WLDDW	37
9	Furiani-Agliani	28	9	12	7	33:34	DWWWW	37
10	Epinal	28	9	9	10	37:36	WDWLL	36
11	Feignies-Aulnoye	28	9	7	12	37:33	WLDLL	34
12	Chantilly	28	8	10	10	31:41	LLDWW	34
13	Haguenau	28	8	7	13	33:42	LWLLL	31
14	Wasquehal	28	9	3	16	24:43	WLLLW	30
15	Aubervilliers	28	4	12	12	37:42	WWDWD	24
16	Villers Houlgate CF	28	4	8	16	22:58	DLLWD	20

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