An internship in Rome to flee the pressure of theMarseille environment And style all competitors on the finish line: Zerbi's Roberto's strategy is clear, in this final sprint. At the shoulder to shoulder with Lille, Monaco, Lyon, Nice and Strasbourg, the Marseillais have their destiny between the feet since they will finish second if they manage to win all their matches. The first of the remaining three is certainly the most delicate to negotiate, with a perilous trip to Lille. More than winning, OM is obliged not to lose to leave its pursuer in the rear view mirror.
“There is surely much more pressure in them,” noted Bruno Genesio. This is perhaps the reason why they chose to go into exile to work more quietly. Afterwards, I'm not in their heads. It is not for me to judge him, but it is certain that, for them, given their budget and their investments, it is vital. They had only two competitions to play all season (Ligue 1 and Coupe de France). It is certain that, for them, it is even more important so that for us. »» The tone is set. The pressure is on OM …
The expected compos
Lille : Knight-Meunier, Mandi, Aleksandro, Isaily-Haraldsson, André, Gomes, Fernandez-Pardo-David, Akpom.
Marseille : Rulli – Henrique, Murillo, Balerdi, Kondogbia, Garcia – Hojbjerg, Rongier – Greenwood, Gouiri, Rabiot.
Where to see the match?
This match between LOSC and Marseille Olympique counting for the 32nd day of Ligue 1 will be broadcast on Dazn this Sunday from 8:45 p.m.
