Olympique de Marseille will have to continue its momentum. Slowed down after their defeat at the Vélodrome, against OGC Nice (1-3), Igor Tudor’s men relaunched against Clermont on the last day (2-0). Still on the road this Sunday, OM will have to confirm on the lawn of Téfécé, which is a hit at the moment with three victories in the last four matches. A shock more than important for the race for the Champions League, while Monaco (2nd) and Lens (3rd) will play earlier in the day.
In its Stadium, Toulouse has not lost since November 6, 2022, against Monaco (0-2). Since the start of the new year, the Violets have been back in great shape and have only lost one game in 2023, against PSG (1-2). Toulouse’s last defeat went back precisely to Olympique de Marseille, who had simply corrected their opponent (1-6). In front of its public, the Tef will therefore be keen to take revenge against the Phocaeans.
Dimitri Payet and Cengiz Ünder on the bench
And for this nice duel, OM will have to do without Samuel Gigot, injured. He should be replaced by Eric Bailly in the three-man defense, who had returned to the field against Clermont after his long suspension. He will be accompanied by Sead Kolasinac and Chancel Mbemba. In midfield, we find the usual duo Valentin Rongier-Jordan Veretout, while Jonathan Clauss and Nuno Tavares will occupy the wings.
As for the attack, Mattéo Guendouzi and Ruslan Malinovskyi were preferred to Cengiz Ünder, behind Alexis Sanchez. Opposite, Philippe Montanier will field the same eleven as against Rennes, with the exception of the return of Branco Van den Boomen to midfield, with Stijn Spierings and Brecht Dejaegere. The renewed attacking trio will be made up of Rafael Ratao and Zakaria Aboukhlal, behind Thijs Dallinga. The kick-off of the match will take place at 8:45 p.m.
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