Paris FC v Marseille: OM’s morning after 
Paris FC host Marseille at Charléty on Saturday, desperate to nick a bit of breathing room outside the relegation scrap. Marseille arrive keen to build on that convincing win over Lens.
Paris FC hunting stability 
Since the restart, Stéphane Gilli has hammered one message: tighten the defence. The numbers back him — two clean sheets in their last three matches in all competitions.
The newly promoted side drew 0-0 at Angers and can put together a third game unbeaten, which would be a first this Ligue 1 season.
At home, though, problems persist. Paris FC haven’t won at Charléty in six league games and have failed to score in their last two home outings. A third goalless home match would be the first in over a decade.
This fixture carries a slice of history: Paris FC haven’t hosted OM in Ligue 1 since 1978, the last time they beat Marseille.
Marseille refocused on the league 
It was a mixed week for OM. Dumped out of the Champions League after a heavy loss in Bruges, Roberto De Zerbi’s men now only have domestic competitions left to salvage the season.
In the league the mood is brighter: two wins on the bounce, eight goals scored and a solid spot on the podium. Still, Marseille trail PSG and can’t afford many slip-ups.
On the road OM can equal their best run of the season with a second straight away win. Marseille have already beaten two Paris clubs this season and have won the last three meetings with Paris FC across all competitions.
Probable lineups
Paris FC : Trapp ; Traore, Mbow, Kolodziejczak, Otavio, Sangui ; Kebbal, Munetsi, Camara, Gory ; Krasso
Marseille : Rulli ; Balerdi, Aguerd, Medina ; Weah, Hojbjerg, O’Riley, Paixao ; Nwaneri, Greenwood ; Gouiri
Football Prediction Paris FC vs Marseille
Marseille to win
Paris FC have tightened up at the back, but this is a far sterner test against a Marseille side smarting and locked onto the league. OM’s attacking quality should eventually make the difference.
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