The LOSC, on a series of two consecutive victories, hopes to continue its good form this Sunday at Angers. At the end of the season, the Lille club is fully committed to the podium race and must chain wins to achieve its goal. After success in Toulouse (1-2) and against the AJ Auxerre (3-1), the LOSC men aim for a third straight victory against an opponent fighting for his retention in the elite.

The game, scheduled this Sunday at 3 p.m., will be broadcasted on DAZN via its app or website, as well as on the My Canal streaming platform. The referee of the meeting will be Hakim Ben El Hadj, assisted by Gwenaël Pasqualetti and Christophe Mouysset. The fourth arbitrator will be Aurélien Petit, while Benoît Millot and Maxime Apruzzese will be an officer on the side of video assistance at arbitration (VAR).

Hakim Ben El Hadj only crossed the LOSC road once this season, compared to three times for Angers who won only one point in a draw against the Nordic club. The results were less positive at the Marseille reception or in Rennes for the SCO.

Angers is currently 15th in Ligue 1 and remains on a defeat in Nice. The Angelvin club has lost six of its last ten matches against the Dogues in League 1, which is not reassuring from the perspective of maintaining. The only Angelvine victory in the last five confrontations with the LOSC dates from 24 August last, in a 2-0 success in Lille.

The LOSC, meanwhile, is looking forward to playing its first home game against Angers from its league 1 title last season. The Nordic club hopes to continue its series of victories and thus confirm its ambitions for the end of the season.