Given the current context, it is undoubtedly an advantage for OM to play the Ligue 1 game away from home, away from a hot velodrome and expecting a win.
Defeated on Wednesday in Frankfurt (1-2) for the fourth consecutive time in all competitions, the Marseillais are going through their first period of turbulence of the season. And it falls particularly badly in view of the calendar.
On the one hand, there are only three games left (all competitions combined) before the break for the national teams and the World Cup in Qatar. The upcoming program instead foresees copious matches, between Tottenham in C1 …
