The McDonald’s Ligue 1 ranking is starting to take shape little by little. After 6 contested days, Paris and Monaco, who finished in the first two places last season, occupy the same rank. Parisians and Monegasques have a similar record with 16 points taken out of 18 possible and a record of 5 victories against 1 draw. Marseille are still in the race, even if OM have just lost their first match of the season in Strasbourg on the last day. McDonald’s Ligue 1 seems denser than ever and many teams are applying for the podium and for Europe, with Lille, Lens, Reims, Rennes, Nice and Lyon to name but a few. The race to maintain could also be intense, with the three promoted (Angers, Saint-Etienne, Auxerre), who will do everything to have a second consecutive season in the elite. They will possibly be accompanied by clubs like Montpellier and Toulouse, who are having difficulties at the start of the championship.
Marseille – Angers, a match with high stakes
The seventh day of Ligue 1 McDonald’s begins with the match between Marseille and Angers. DAZN is broadcasting this match, Friday October 4 at 8:45 p.m. Third in the general ranking, OM were surprised in Alsace last week. In Strasbourg, Roberto De Zerbi’s players fell for the first time this season, beaten by a playful and ambitious Racing team (1-0). However, the start of the season remains excellent for the residents of the Vélodrome who remained on three consecutive victories against Toulouse, Nice and Lyon. Against OL, OM was impressive as the team managed to turn the match around by winning at the very last second (2-3), while the Marseillais played almost the entire game numerically inferior. The Olympian squad has been increased by the recent arrival of Adrien Rabiot. The French international played his first minutes with his new jersey, and will probably settle in as a starter in the coming weeks. He should have more playing time against Angers this Friday. On the SCO side, the horizon darkens from match to match. After having validated their rise to the elite, the Angevins are struggling to find the rhythm of the highest level of French football. Red lantern, Angers has only 2 points with 2 draws and 4 defeats. Before the sixth day, the Loire club seemed to have found a profitable formula since it had just had two consecutive draws against Strasbourg and Nantes (1-1). But last weekend, the bellows quickly fell as Antoine Dujeux’s men lost again at home (1-3). Top scorer in Ligue 2 BKT last season with 15 goals, Loïs Diony is still sidelined, just like Adrien Hunou and others who do not fit into the Angevin coach’s plans.
The free DAZN offer to follow OM – Angers live
It is therefore DAZN which is broadcasting Marseille – Angers this Friday. The sports streaming platform is highlighting a limited-time offer, valid until October 13. For a few more days, you benefit from a 7-day free trial to enjoy the entire DAZN catalog without paying. At the end of this trial, you can go to DAZN Unlimited for 29.99 euros per month (12-month commitment) or 39.99 euros per month (no commitment). You will not be charged for the subscription if you cancel it during the trial period. 8 of the 9 Ligue 1 McDonald’s matches can be seen live and exclusively on DAZN. The Jupiler Pro League, the UEFA Women’s Champions League, the Betclic ELITE as well as combat sports are among the other events to follow all year round with DAZN.
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