This match smells of sulfur, and it could even be explosive. This evening from 8:45 p.m., we hope that OM and PSG will give us a show as entertaining as that promised by Real Madrid, but especially Barcelona, clear winner of their Clasico last night at Santiago-Bernabéu (0-4) . Moreover, the outcome of this match could already give us some clues as to what the two clubs will play this season with, on the one hand, Paris, which will have the possibility of distancing its opponent by 6 points in the event of success, and Marseille, which could follow PSG in the event of a triumph.
For this closing meeting of the 9th day of Ligue 1, Roberto De Zerbi should not upset his eleven who taught Montpellier a lesson last weekend (5-0), except in defense. Geronimo Rulli will be protected by a hinge Leonardo Balerdi and Geoffrey Kondogbia, called upon to take on this role a little more often this season with the arrival of Rabiot in the middle (Cornelius will be a substitute). On the right, Murillo should be preferred to Lirola, who started last weekend, while Brassier should be aligned as left back to limit the influence of Ousmane Dembélé. A repositioning which is mainly explained by the absences of Merlin and Garcia, packages. In midfield, De Zerbi should keep the same structure as against MHSC, with a double pivot composed of Adrien Rabiot and the handyman, Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, while Amine Harit will play a step higher .
A Greenwood – Barcola duel in perspective
Luis Henrique will make his return to the eleven, after being downgraded in favor of Jonathan Rowe last weekend, when Elye Wahi should retain his place up front. Very good in the absence of Maupay against Montpellier and even scorer then passer, the French international hopeful will have the opportunity to score his first career goal against Paris. On the right, Marseille’s top scorer Mason Greenwood will obviously be lined up, and we will of course observe his match in the match against Barcola, top scorer in Ligue 1 with one more goal than him (7 against 6). On the PSG side, Luis Enrique should line up an eleven substantially similar to that of Tuesday against PSV. Donnarumma will be supported by a Hakimi – Pacho – Marquinhos – Mendes defense.
In midfield, the only change made by the Spanish technician should be the return of Vitinha, left on the bench against PSV to the advantage of Fabian Ruiz. João Neves and Warren Zaire-Emery will accompany him. At the right winger position, Ousmane Dembélé, still very far from a level of performance commensurate with his talent, will be responsible for giving Brassier headaches, while Barcola will have to do the same with Murillo. Ahead, still no Randal Kolo Muani. It is Marco Asensio who should take on the costume of false number 9, rather than Lee.
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