OM-PSG: Probable Lineup for the Marseille vs. Paris Match
Marseille faces Paris Saint-Germain in a crucial Ligue 1 'Classique' at the Vélodrome this Sunday at 8:45 PM. Following four consecutive losses across all competitions, OM's coach, Bruno Genesio, is expected to stick with a familiar lineup, introducing few surprises.
While the starting XI hasn't been officially announced to the players, the team is unlikely to see significant changes. Keyliane Abdallah impressed in Istanbul, scoring a goal and demonstrating an ability to create danger on the right flank during a European match under intense pressure. This performance has caught the staff's attention, potentially earning him a starting spot against PSG. This is particularly relevant given Angel Gomes' struggles this season, with his initial performance against Strasbourg being an exception.
Amine Harit has frequently been moved to a No. 10 role mid-game when Gomes was substituted by Genesio. This could be his starting position this time, though the decision remained unconfirmed as of Saturday evening.
Key players like Aguerd, Paixao, and Gouiri, who were rested on Thursday, are set to return. As announced by the coach, only Nnadi and Kondogbia will be unavailable for the OM-PSG fixture. The Vélodrome is not expected to be at full capacity, with an attendance estimated between 60,000 and 62,000.
Probable OM Lineup vs. PSG
De Lange - Weah, Egan-Riley, Aguerd, Emerson - Abdelli, Hojbjerg - Abdallah (or Gomes), Harit, Paixao - Gouiri
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