Ligue 1, good news for LOSC before the clash against OM!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Ligue 1, good news for LOSC before the clash against OM!

This is one of the shocks of the weekend in Ligue 1. This Saturday, Lille OSC travels to the Olympique de Marseille pitch for the 15th day of the French championship.

Victorious against Sturm Graz this Wednesday in the Champions League, Bruno Génésio’s players arrive in full confidence for this poster against OM. If successful, the Dogues would return to the level of the Marseillais in the ranking (Lille is currently in 4th position).

And for this part, Bruno Génésio can count on strong reinforcement. Absent in C1 against the Austrian club, Edon Zhegrova should return to the group for the clash against the Phocaeans. Bruno Génésio announced it at a press conference this Friday.

“ He is available, he will be in the group. For tenure We’ll see on Saturday,” he told journalists. The Northern club also records the return of Portuguese midfielder André Gomes for this match.

Which 11 against OM?

Bruno Génésio likes to change and does not hesitate to surprise his opponents during his starting lineups. Facing Marseille and Roberto De Zerbi, he should field a more than competitive team in a 4-2-3-1 system.

Here is the probable starting 11 for LOSC:Chevalier – Mandi, Diakité, Alexsandro, Gudmundsson – André (c), Mukau – Zhegrova, Haraldsson, Fernandez-Pardo – David

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Manu Tournoux

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