LOSC – Marseille : top-table clash on Friday night ! 
LOSC host Marseille on Friday in one of the big games of matchday 15. Both sides have two of the division’s most dangerous attacks and they arrive after utterly mad scenes last weekend.
LOSC : a side that often hits late 
The Dogues again waited until the final minutes to settle things against Le Havre. It’s a pattern this season: Lille score a ton in the dying moments and have nicked several wins in the last ten minutes. That knack keeps them within touching distance of the top three and they’re building a solid home run.
Bruno Genesio’s team are four matches unbeaten at Pierre-Mauroy. The attack is humming and they’ve been clinical whenever a gap opened. One more stat to note: LOSC haven’t been beaten by Marseille in six official meetings.
Marseille : solid, but caught out late again 
OM thought they’d held on to a precious win over Toulouse, only to concede in stoppage time. Dropping points in the final minutes is costly — it’s happened several times this season. Still, Roberto De Zerbi’s side are on a positive run and progressing.
A win at Lille would heap pressure on the teams above. Marseille have been travelling well lately, with two convincing away wins and cleaner performances overall. Trouble is, they’ve only beaten Lille at the Stade Pierre-Mauroy once in recent years. That’s a proper challenge.
What to take away
- LOSC often score late and are solid at home.
- Marseille regularly lose points in stoppage time but remain in good overall form.
- LOSC haven’t lost to OM in their recent encounters.
- Both teams have attacks that can swing a match at any moment.
Football Prediction LOSC vs Marseille
Both teams to score
With two attack-minded sides used to lively games and often decided in the dying minutes, a goal apiece looks the likeliest outcome.
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