Reigning French champions, Paris Saint-Germain are once again at the top of Ligue 1 McDonald’s. But this year, Olympique de Marseille intends to enter the race for first place. At the dawn of this sixth day of the championship, OM had the same number of points as the capital club. 13 units, with a record of 4 victories for 1 draw. Full of confidence, the team coached by Roberto De Zerbi seems unsinkable until now. While it was pitched and reduced to 10 against Lyon, OM finally won the Olympico last weekend, 2-3, thanks to a goal from its recruit Jonathan Rowe in the last moments of the match. This Sunday, the Marseillais make a second consecutive trip by going to Strasbourg. The Alsatians are tenth in the general classification with 1 victory, 3 draws and 1 defeat. Young and ambitious, this team is spectacular but sometimes pays the price for its inexperience.
Sixth day of Ligue 1 McDonald’s: a perilous trip for OM
The McDonald’s Ligue 1 day 6 match between Strasbourg and Marseille takes place this Sunday, September 29. Kick-off is scheduled for 8:45 p.m. at the Meinau stadium. A real revolution is underway in Strasbourg, both internally and on the ground. The club has largely renewed its squad in recent months and today fields a young team, with a particularly low average age. Young talents are playing in this team like Andrey Santos (20 years old, 3 goals), Emanuel Emegha (21 years old, 3 goals) and Sebastian Nanasi (22 years old, 3 goals), in good form at the start of the season . Last week, the team coached by Liam Rosenior once again put on a show in Lille. In the North, Strasbourg took 1 point thanks to their 3 – 3 draw at LOSC. We will have to be at least as effective offensively for this sixth day of Ligue 1 McDonald’s against OM. Because with its game project, OM is showing its ambitions this year. Second, Marseille remains on 3 consecutive victories in Ligue 1 McDonald’s. Toulouse (1-3), Nice (2-0) and Lyon (2-3) are the latest victims of the almost insolent success of these Phocaeans. One man perfectly embodies the Marseille project at the start of the season: Mason Greenwood. While his arrival in the south is debated, the English player shows that he has above-average talent. Ultra-effective in front of goal, the former Manchester United player has already scored 5 times. Luis Henrique is also full of confidence, although he was unwanted a few weeks ago. The Brazilian player has scored 3 times and is untenable on his side. The alchemy is taking shape, and the arrival of Adrien Rabiot, who will soon be operational, will only strengthen this already very complete squad.
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