This Tuesday and Wednesday, the second day of the Judo Pro League will offer new confrontations. After an intense first day, some teams will be looking to confirm their good start, while others will be keen to make up for a difficult start. The stakes are already high for those clubs aiming for the top of the rankings.

Montpellier Judo Olympic vs AM Asnières Judo 92

This Tuesday, Montpellier hosts AM Asnières Judo 92. Both teams, who suffered defeats in their opening encounters, are already under pressure. Montpellier Judo Olympic, fighting again at home, will have no room for error. AM Asnières Judo 92, for their part, will be keen to remobilize in the hope of picking up their first win and putting themselves back in the race for qualification.

SGS Judo vs Juniville Marnaval Grand Est

Last season's finalists kicked off the new season with an important victory over Normandie Judo (6-3). The SGS Judo team will be pulling out all the stops to win again at home and move up the rankings. Juniville Marnaval Grand Est, a new team in the competition, got off to an encouraging start despite an opening defeat by Judo des Hauts de France. The defeat left them in 8th place in the rankings, a precarious position given that only the top eight advance to the quarter-finals. The Grand Est team will therefore have to fight hard for a first victory, which would give them confidence and secure their position.

Auxerre Judo vs Dojo Nantais

Auxerre Judo's prestigious victory over Asnièrois gave them precious points for qualification for the quarter-finals. Auxerre will be looking to confirm their position with a 2nd win at home to a Nantes team who struggled against Orléans last week (8-2 defeat).

Flam 91 vs JC Chilly Mazarin Morangis

Respectively 3rd and 1st in the rankings after their victories over the Dojo Béglais and Montpellier, the two teams arrive in full confidence for a derby with a special flavour: the two clubs were united under the banner of Paris Saclay for the first edition of the Judo Pro League, which they won together. Now, as rivals, they will face off in what promises to be an exciting encounter.

Judo des Hauts-de-France vs OM Judo

Judo des Hauts-de-France got their season off to a good start with a win over Juniville Marnaval Grand Est on the opening day, propelling them up to 7th place in the rankings. Having failed to reach the quarter-finals last year, the team from the north of France are determined to do better this season and look on course to remain in the top 8. For their part, OM Judo will be looking to bounce back after a difficult first day at defending champions Nice, which ended in a 6-3 defeat.

Judo Nice Métropole vs Dojo Béglais

Defending champions Judo Nice Métropole got the new season off to a good start with a convincing victory over OM Judo (6-3), putting them in second place in the provisional rankings. Opposite them, the Dojo Béglais suffered a heavy defeat at the hands of Flam 91 (8-2), which currently places them in 11th place, and they travel to Nice this Wednesday in a bid to move up the rankings.

US Orléans Judo Loiret vs Normandie Judo

The meeting between US Orléans Judo Loiret and Normandie Judo has been postponed to November 26.