The match between Monaco and Marseille, which concludes the 15th stage of the French championship, is scheduled for Sunday, November 13 at 21:45 at the Stade Louis II, live on Digi Sport 3 and Prima Sports 4.
The match between Monaco and Olympique de Marseille is the last in Ligue 1 before the Qatar CM-induced hiatus, during which the French league will be interrupted.
Monaco have won back-to-back league games, 2-0 over Angers (a) and 2-0 over Toulouse (d), sandwiched between a 4-1 Ligue 1 win over Steaua Roche of UEFA Europe.
The team from the Principality, coached this season by former Belgium international Philippe Clément, champion of the last two years with Club Brugge, thus moved up to 5th in the table with 27 points, just four points behind Rennes, who are 3rd place, which gives access to the UEFA Champions League play-offs.
By the way, “Monaco” was eliminated from the playoffs of the current season’s Champions League by PSV Eindhoven, but qualified for the 1/16 finals of the UEFA Europa League, taking second place in the group with “Ferencvaros”, “Trabzonspor” and “Crvena Zvezda”.
Monaco has two “fiery companies” at this championship – Swiss Breel Embolo (seven goals, plus two decisive assists) and Frenchman Wissam Ben Yedder (five goals, plus two decisive assists).
Marseille are in 4th place, also on 27 points but with a better goal difference than Monaco, and travel to the Principality after a 1-0 derby win over Lyon at the Velodrome.
The team, coached by Croatian Igor Tudor this season, have just crashed out of Europe after finishing last in their UEFA Champions League group with Tottenham, Eintracht Frankfurt and Sporting Lisbon, and can now focus solely on Ligue 1.
The best scorer of “OM” is the Chilean Alexis Sanchez, he has four successes in the championship and two more in the Champions League.
In the previous season, the two teams shared the victories, each winning at the opponent’s field, with Marseille winning 2-0 in the Principality and Monaco winning 1-0 at the Velodrome.
Superbet offers odds of 1.80 on the prediction of PsFX: draw at halftime or at the end of the match Monaco – Marseille.
| Monaco – Marseille | PSF X | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| Share it | 1.80 |
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