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Olympique de Marseille and Olympique Lyonnais compete this Sunday on behalf of the 20th day of Ligue 1 (8:45 pm). Here is the expected composition for OM.
If theOlympique de Marseille There remains a solid dolphin of Paris Saint-Germain, the room for maneuver of the Marseille club has been reduced in recent weeks. After an almost perfect month of December, OM lived January in a contrasting manner. There is no danger in the abode, but the training of Roberto de Zerbi remains still on two games without victory in Ligue 1, including a little glorious defeat in Nice, Sunday (0-2).
It is in this special context that Olympique de Marseille finds its Lyonnais rival for an always electric Olympico. Faced with a revengeful opponent after the incredible first leg scenario, OM can expect a high -tension meeting. With which starting eleven?
The strong choices of Roberto de Zerbi
There is animation, first. Despite the negative spiral of the moment, Roberto de Zerbi should not change a 3-4-2-1 system that has proven himself for a month and a half. On the other hand, the Italian technician will be expected on the choice of men.
Standing out in Nice and author of a new blunder, Lilian Brassier should not be present at the start, except major surprise, especially since the former Brestois is announced on the start. For the rest, can other elements get out of the eleven? The trend would still be to stability for players like Greenwood, Rabiot, Höjbjerg, Rongier or Balerdi. The essential Rulli will also continue in goals.
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