L’Olympique de Marseille faces Brest on Sunday evening at the Vélodrome

The Marseille stadium will host Sunday at 8:45 p.m. the match between Olympique de Marseille (OM) and Brest as part of the 31st day of Ligue 1. Find all the information about this meeting here.

The OM-Brest match will take place at the Stade Vélodrome, with a capacity of 67,394 places and will be broadcast live on DAZN.

Probable compositions of both teams:

OM : Rulli - Murillo, Cornelius, Kondogbia - Luis Henrique, Höjbjerg, Rongier (or Bennacer), Merlin - Greenwood, Rabiot, Gouiri

Brest : Coudert - Lala, Chardonnet, The Cardinal, Haidara - Camara, Lees-Melou, Magnetti - Pereira Lage, Sima, Baldé

The arbitration of the meeting will be ensured by Stephanie Frappart, assisted by Mikaël Berchebruet and Ludovic Reyes. Olivier Thual will be the fourth referee while Nicolas Rainville and Wilfried Bien will play the role of referees as video assistants.

The weather forecast in Marseille for 9pm is as follows (according to accuweather.com):

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OM coach De Zerbi said before the match: “It’s a strong team with a strong Ajorque fort centre. We want to stay in second place in the standings… They’re all good guys. When things come out, it’s not bad faith. We want to play the Champions League but we have limits, me first. On the physical level, everyone came back, when we saw Greenwood when he came into play… Over 10 months, it’s normal that there’s a drop, we’ve had injured players. It’s not an apology. We have to make decisions at the right time. (…) (Balerdi) He hasn’t done all the work with us, I haven’t decided yet. He said he was available. We’ll see if he plays tomorrow.”

Eric Roy, Brest’s coach, said: “OM is a strong and quality team in a fantastic stadium. It’s going to be a beautiful game to play, a great challenge for us facing a very offensive team, which scores many goals. It’ll be a different game than going. Of the last four games, we have some great games to play. This is an opportunity to play against teams with European ambitions, for our part we left a few points on the way, but we have to prove that we are in the fight with this type of opponent. We’ll be a bit of a referee in these last meetings, with the will to play all the matches to finish as high as possible. "