Olympique de Marseille formation vs. Toulouse, for Ligue 1: starting eleven, called up and substitutions

After completing the World Cup in Qatar 2022, the competition 1 resumed this Wednesday with six games highlighting the cross between the league leaders Paris Saint-Germain against Racing de Strasbourg at the Parc des Princes. And this day it’s the turn of the Olympic Marseille who gets the Toulouse in the Orange Velodrome. The cast he plays in Alexis Sanchez faces the sixteenth round after three games in a row without defeat, while the pansies they reap four consecutive matches without adding three.

The La Canebière team are jumping into their redoubt after beating AS Monaco 2-3 on November 13, so they are focused on keeping their place at the top to aim for a ticket to the Champions League. The person responsible for inaugurating the score was the Niño Maravilla, who made his fifth conquest in the league: at 34′ he took advantage of a stopped ball on the edge of the area and an impeccable free kick let goalkeeper Alexander Nübel without options. The other goals were the work of Jordan Veretout and Sead Kolašinac who won the final score at Stade Louis II.

Sánchez’ calendar and statistics with OM

The team led by Philippe Montanier, meanwhile, just lost 2-1 to a visit to Stade Rennes remains in the medianía of the table product of 16 integers and will have the difficult mission of defeating the Phocians who have not lost in their last 16 games against tea (10F 6E), his best streak against the same top-tier rival. In fact, Toulouse’s last away win was in 2012.

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• Les Phocéens remain on a six-match winning streak against Téfécé in the top flight.
• Marseille is the rival against whom Toulouse has lost the most times in Ligue 1 (41 defeats in 86 games – 20F 25E).
• Marseille have 30 points after 15 games in 2022/23 Ligue 1, their third best record at this point in the league in the 21st century after 2014/15 (34) and 2017/18 (31), when OM finished on the podium ( fourth) on both occasions.
• Toulouse have lost their last three Ligue 1 games, having gone unbeaten in the previous four (W2 D2). All three of these defeats have come against teams that were in the top six at the time of the game (Lens second, Monaco sixth, Rennes third), which will be the case for their next rival, Marseille (fourth).
• Marseille have won one of their last four home games in Ligue 1 (D1, L2) – most recently against Lyon on November 6 (1-0) – having won their first four of the season.
• Toulouse have won one of their last 30 away games in Ligue 1 (D7 L22), it was against Troyes on August 14 (0-3).
• Marseille (34) and Toulouse (28) are two of the three teams (with Montpellier, 31) who have suffered the most direct attacks in Ligue 1 this season. However, OMG is one of three teams not to have scored in these actions against, while Toulouse only conceded one.
• Apart from Rennes (6), no team has had more different goalscorers born in 2000 or after than Toulouse (4) in Ligue 1 this season. However, Marseille is the team with the most goalscorers in the top flight in 2022/23 (14).
• Marseille captain Dimitri Payet was involved in 14 goals against Toulouse in Ligue 1 (6 goals, 8 assists), his favorite opponent in the Premier League (14 also against Lyon).
• Only Gerard Deulofeu (47 at Udinese) and Kevin De Bruyne (47 at Manchester City) have created more chances this season than Toulouse midfielder Branco van den Boomen (45) in Europe’s top five leagues.

Olympic Marseille: paul lopez; Chancel Mbemba, Samuel Gigot, Leonardo Balerdi; Jonathan Clauss, Valentin Rongier, Pape Gueye, to be Kolasinac; Cengiz below, Dimitri Payet; and Alexis S.ans. DT: Igor Tudor.

Toulouse: Maxim Dupe; Sylla, Anthony Rouault, Rasmus Nicolaisen, Mawissa; Stijn Spierings, Dejaegere, Branco van den Boomen; Rafael Ratao, Thijs Dallinga and chaibi. DT: Philippe Montanier.