Angers vs Marseille

Angers have recorded two wins, one draw, and three losses in their recent matches. While they faced a difficult outing away to Stade Brestois recently, they secured a victory against Estac Troyes at home in September. Marseille have struggled more, winning only one of their last six matches across all competitions. This solitary victory came against Estac Troyes in October, but they have since lost to Olympiakos Piraeus. Their away record in Ligue 1 shows a mix of results, including a win against Estac Troyes and losses to Monaco and Rennes.

The historical record between these two sides favors Marseille, who have won twice in their four most recent meetings. The remaining two matches ended in draws, with Angers yet to secure a win against them in this sequence.

• J. Lefort is reported suspended for Angers.
• D. Cornelius is ruled out for Marseille.
• J. Kalulu and O. Camara are in doubt for Angers.
• K. Abdallah and P. Hojbjerg are in doubt for Marseille.
• Angers have had eight days of rest compared to three for Marseille.

With both sides currently sitting close to each other in the table and managing various fitness concerns, this match appears difficult to call. Angers possess a significant advantage in rest days, but Marseille's recent history in this fixture suggests they have often found success against these opponents. Given the inconsistency in form shown by both teams, there is no clear indicator of how the match will unfold at the Stade Raymond Kopa.