OM-Lens: On which channel to watch the match in streaming?

Here is a meeting which promises to be crucial in the race for qualifying places for the European Cup. Olympique de Marseille are five points behind the Sang et Or in the standings. This is probably one of the Marseille club’s very last chances to qualify for the next Europa League. While knowing that they will play their Champions League semi-final first leg, against Atalanta Bergamo, four days later.

However, Jean-Louis Gasset does not plan to spare his workforce for the reception of the Sang et Or. “We will field the best team possible. We have a championship match to play, and although we regret not having taken the three points against Nice, certain factors of the game went against us. Our goal in the ranking is to finish in European position”explained the 70-year-old technician in a pre-match press conference.

OM-Lens, the 100th in Ligue 1

Franck Haise’s men remain on two consecutive defeats away in Ligue 1 (1-2 at Lille then at Metz). “In Marseille, it will be like in Lyon (0-3 victory)imagines the 53-year-old coach. We will also have to put in a big match, we have been through enough and Marseille as well. It will be an intense match, you will have to give everything, be mature enough to obtain a positive result. It’s a big match to play. We had a good week of preparation, this is the third in a row which is good. I hope the next three will be as well to achieve our best possible ranking. »

This will be the hundredth Ligue 1 match between Marseille and Lens. So far, the record of confrontations between the two teams is perfectly balanced (39 victories on both sides for 21 draws). However, OM remains on three defeats against the Sang et Or in the elite.

OM-Lens, the probable compositions

OM: Lopez – Clauss, Gigot, Balerdi, Garcia – Veretout, Kondogbia, Ounahi – Ndiaye, Aubameyang, Luis Henrique

Lens: Samba – Aguilar, Danso, Medina – Frankowski, Diouf, El-Aynaoui, Machado – Sotoca, Wahi, Da Costa

Where to watch the game ?

This match between Olympique de Marseille and RC Lens counting for the 31st day of Ligue 1 will be broadcast on Prime Video this Sunday, from 9 p.m. It will also be possible to watch it on the Amazon group’s streaming platform, via the Ligue 1 Pass.

How to subscribe to Amazon Prime Video for Ligue 1?

Amazon Prime Video offers broadcasts of football matches, including a selection of Ligue 1 matches in France. The Prime subscription is necessary to access these matches, with an additional cost for the Ligue 1 Pass.

• The obligatory Amazon Prime subscription costs €6.99 per month or €69.90 per year, for students the subscription is €34.95 per year;
• The Prime Video Ligue 1 subscription costs €14.99 per month or €84 for the season (in addition to the cost of the Prime subscription);
• Allows you to watch seven of the nine matches in Ligue 1 Uber Eats, and eight of the ten matches of each day of Ligue 2 BKT;
• Matches in HD quality.