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Since Nimes returned to the first league, Chambery played here twice, they won 24-22 once, and lost 34-29 last year. That's not irrelevant because Chambery are a team that hasn't changed much in the last two or three season, they are even weaker offensively this season because Nyokas left, while Nimes have better quality than in the previous seasons. With all that, they're currently in their best period of the season, and they traditionally play well at home against better teams. If we look only at 2015, that is the second part of the season in which they got a new coach, they lost at home against Dunkerque by a last second 7-meter penalty shot, and by five goals against Motpellier. Chambery have defeated Montpellier at home last week, but this will be a different story, they're the favorites today and they are playing against the team that doesn't have a result imperative, but is playing well. With all that. Nimes have improved their squad because Podsiadlo and Rahim have returned to the back line, which, with Hallgrimsson, Saurina and Mourioux, makes for a decent back line (among all the absencs, only the pivot Ferreiro is a starter). I definitely do not expect this to be a walk in the park for the away team...