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Olympique de Marseille faces Racing Club de Strasbourg for the 6th day of Ligue 1, this Sunday (8:45 p.m.). Here is the expected line-up for the Marseille club.
“Rabiot is summoned. He will be on the list, he will start on the bench.» Roberto De Zerbi was completely transparent about the use of Adrien Rabiot for the Olympique de Marseille match in Strasbourg, this Sunday evening (kick-off at 8:45 p.m.).
Called up for the first time in the Marseille group despite still being in very poor form, the 2022 world vice-champion should play his first minutes in his new jersey. If the former Parisian therefore has the assurance of starting on the bench, the games are open for the other positions.
Several questions for Marseille 11
There will be no major surprises for the spine of OM in Alsace this Sunday evening: from Rulli in goal to Greenwood on the right side of the attack, via the hub Hojbjerg in midfield , Marseille executives are expected. Luis Henrique, who scored points, is also expected to start.
But for the rest, several questions animate this pre-match. Will Kondogbia continue in the eleven? If so, will he still be lined up in defense? The Central African international could leave his place to Cornelius and Brassier, while Koné applies in midfield. Lirola and Murillo are expected on the sides. Up front, Wahi officially remains number 1 but a surprise start for Maupay cannot be ruled out.
The expected lineup for OM : Rulli – Murillo, Kondogbia, Cornelius, Brassier – Hojbjerg, Koné – Greenwood, Harit, Luis Henrique – Wahi.
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