The ticket office is open for the Coupe de France match!

Olympique de Marseille scored a valuable victory against AS Saint-Étienne in the round of 32 of the Coupe de France, confirming its great form at the end of 2024. The draw against LOSC in the round of 16 will be difficult, the ticket office is open for the meeting!

The second Coupe de France match for loon will be played well at the Vélodrome after the trip to Saint-Etienne. This time loon will receive the LOSC in Marseille. Supporters will be able to go see their team and the ticket office opened this Thursday. The match will take place on January 14 at 9:10 p.m. Places range from 29€ to 85€ for this match. To find ici.

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Another difficult draw for the Marseillais who will host LOSC in the round of 16 of the Coupe de France in January after eliminating ASSE. The meeting is confirmed for mid-January as planned by the organization. The match will be played on Tuesday January 14 at 9:10 p.m. and will be at the Vélodrome.

The match against ASSE

De Lange – Murillo, Balerdi, Kondogbia Merlin – Hojbjerg, Rongier – Greenwood, Rabiot, Henry – Maupay

The Match:

In the first half, OM largely dominated ASSE with 74% possession and 12 shots to 1 for the Stéphanois. Greenwood opened the scoring (22nd) after a nice combination with Henrique concluded with a magnificent volley. Adrien Rabiot doubles the lead (34th) on a superb recovery from the left on a Greenwood serve. ASSE, reduced to ten in the 21st minute following the expulsion of Sissoko, suffered against the Marseille waves. Despite some heroic defensive actions, the Saint-Etienne team was unable to compete before the break.

In the second half, OM imposed its rhythm and continued to dominate with fluidity. Luis Henrique scored an important goal in the 69th minute, taking advantage of a blocked shot to finish with power (0-3). The team remains aggressive and Pierre-Emile Höjbjerg adds a fourth goal in the 81st minute after a good combination (4-0). Despite a few attempts from Saint-Etienne, notably by Mathieu Cafaro, ASSE is struggling to exist in the face of a solid and well-organized Marseille collective. The numerous changes did not reverse the trend, and OM secured a convincing victory.