Harit returns
Bamba Dieng gives up his place for the last 10 minutes of the game and is replaced by Amine Harit.
The breakthrough of Tavares
After a stint with Dimitri Payet, Nuno Tavares creates a path in the opposing half of the field and shoots but it goes way over the top.
Double change for Strasbourg
Julien Stephan brings in new blood with Dagba and Lienard in place of Pierre-Gabriel and Delaine.
Mothiba restarts the match
While the Strasbourgeois seemed completely lost, Lebo Mothiba gives hope on a superb cross from Bellegarde.
Gerson returns
New change for OM with the entry of Gerson who replaces Cengiz Ünder who lacked success in the last gesture.
Mothiba’s strike is missed
After a conctrôle of Ajorque, Lebo Mothiba arises and strikes in first intention but his balloon is out of frame.
Nuno Tavares takes a yellow
Nuno Tavares is warned by Rudy Buquet for keeping the ball when it no longer belonged to him.
Ünder misses his recovery
After a good overflow from Issak Touré, this last strong center towards Ünder who fails to volley.
The return of Ajorca
Ludovic Ajorque is making a comeback and replacing Jean-Eudes Aholou while Prcic returns in place of Thomasson.
Touré enters
Igor Tudor makes a new change with the entry of Isaak Touré in place of Sead Kolasinac.
The first whistles of the Meinau
The Strasbourg supporters are beginning to lose patience after another loss of the ball from Strasbourg.
Bellegarde tries
Jean-Ricner Bellegarde takes his chance directly on an eccentric free kick but Pau Lopez seizes, without difficulty, the ball.
What an opportunity for Under
Decidedly it does not want to go for Ünder tonight. Dimitri Payet finds him at the far post but the Turk is hampered by the rebound and fails to resume properly.
Fairly quiet start to the second half
The beginning of this second period is rather calm. OM continue to control in front of a Strasbourg team which does not have the keys to create chances.
Dieng takes a yellow
The first card of this match is addressed to the first striker Bamba Dieng who wiped his crampons on Aholou.
Gameiro misses his cross
While Le Marchand had well arisen and shifted Gameiro, the former Parisian lacks precision on his center.
From change to halftime
At halftime, both coaches made changes. Julien Stephan brought in Mothiba in place of Diallo. Igor Tudor, meanwhile, brought in Tavares and Rongier in place of Clauss and Veretout.
It’s back to Strasbourg
Rudy Buquet kicks off the second period. OM logically lead by two goals against a disappointing Strasbourg team in the first act.
It’s half-time at La Meinau! OM leads
Rudy Buquet sends the 22 actors back to the locker room. The Marseillais lead logically after a first act which they dominated. Bamba Dieng and Issa Kaboré are the scorers.
three more minutes
The fourth referee indicates that additional time will be three minutes.
Dieng gets up
The first Marseille scorer gets up after this slight concern which now seems to have been lifted.
Dieng seems to be in pain
After the tackle on the previous action, Bamba Dieng seems to suffer from knee pain and receives treatment.
Dieng’s chain
After a tackle from Dieng, the Senegalese continues with a shot but Sels is on the path and grabs the leather.
The Bosnian got up
Sead Kolasinac eventually gets up and regains his place in the Marseille defense. The game resumes.
Kolasinac remains on the ground
On a free kick taken by Payet, Sead Kolasinac remains on the ground in the Strasbourg area.
The bar for Strasbourg
What an opportunity to restart the match for the Alsatians! On a center inadvertently deflected by Veretout, the bar repels the danger before Pau Lopez arises and pulls out a decisive save.
Kaboré doubles the bet
Issa Kaboré appears at the far post on a cross from Clauss and scores Marseille’s second goal at La Meinau. What collective action by the Olympians.
Vigilant Balerdi
After a good overflow from Pierre-Gabriel, Balerdi is present to clear for a corner. Things are better for Strasbourg.
Veretout diverts for a corner
Kévin Gameiro takes his chance from outside the area but Jordan Veretout is on the trajectory and deflects with a header for a corner.
Payet is verbally warned
Dimitri Payet is reprimanded by Rudy Buquet after a gesture of humor on Lucas Perrin. The public at the Stade de la Meinau rumbles and would have liked a yellow card.
The salt reflex
OM can’t make the break in this game! Nyamsi was very close to deceiving his own goalkeeper on a cross from Clauss but Matz Sels made a superb reflex save.
The pole for Ünder
Cengiz Ünder lack of success since the start of the match. The Turk is served by Dieng in the area but he touches the post of Sels.
The beautiful sequence of Diallo
Strasbourg wakes up! Kévin Gameiro finds Habib Diallo in the area. The Strasbourg striker controls and turns around but his shot goes just past Lopez’s cages.
New bicycle for Dieng
Bamba Dieng tries to do it again on the Meinau lawn. The Senegalese striker makes a comeback but has less success than last season.
Guendouzi countered
After a good shift from Payet, Mattéo Guendouzi strikes but Bellegarde against the attempt of the French international midfielder.
Payet gets up with difficulty
The Marseille playmaker is receiving treatment after a foul by his former team-mate Lucas Perrin.
Still Under
After a nice relay with Jordan Veretout, Cengiz Ünder opens his foot but Matz Sels is on the trajectory and pushes back with both fists.
Alsatians struggle to react
The Marseille goal did not necessarily wake up the people of Strasbourg who are struggling to create opportunities.
Another Marseille opportunity
OM seem to want to drive the point home. Just after Bamba Dieng’s goal, Cengiz Ünder was close to scoring after a first-line shot that went just above Sels’ goal.
Dieng opens the scoring!!!
Bamba Dieng opens the scoring and signs his first tenure in the best possible way. Pau Lopez is the ferryman!
What Payet number
Dimitri Payet was not far from opening the scoring. The Reunionese had made his way into the area but was caught at the last moment. Bamba Dieng resumes but it is saved on the line.
The first strike of the game
Jean-Eudes Aholou is the first to light the fuse in this meeting with a long shot which passes over the Olympian cages.
Some clumsiness
The beginning of this match is marked by some clumsiness on both sides which prevents the first opportunities.
Let’s go !
Rudy Buquet kicks off this Strasbourg-OM at the Meinau stadium on the occasion of this 13th day of Ligue 1.
Players take to the pitch
The two teams return to the lawn of the Meinau stadium to play this meeting of the 13th day of Ligue 1.
Kick-off in 15 minutes
The kick-off of this meeting will be given in a little less than a quarter of an hour now.
OM are doing well away from home
Away, in Ligue 1, OM have won 10 of their last 16 games and certainly intend to win an 11th tonight in Strasbourg.
Strasbourg or the art of alignment
Since the start of the season, Strasbourg has been the Ligue 1 team which has caused the most opposition offsides with 37.
The composition of Strasbourg
Here is the composition of Strasbourg with the former Marseillais Lucas Perrin: Sels – Perrin, Nyamsi, Le Marchand – Pierre-Gabriel, Thomasson, Ahoulou, Bellegarde, Delaine – Gameiro, Diallo.
The composition of OM with Payet and Dieng!
The composition of OM: Lopez – Mbemba, Balerdi, Kolasinac – Kaboré, Veretout, Guendouzi, Clauss – Under, Payet – Dieng
The return to favor of Bamba Dieng?
With 44 minutes of playing time with OM since the start of the season, spread over four games, Bamba Dieng was forced to settle for the crumbs, left behind by his attacking partners. But that could soon change. Indeed, with the sequence of matches for Alexis Sanchez, and the clash to come against Tottenham on Tuesday evening in the Champions League, the Senegalese striker could find a starting place this Saturday during the trip to Strasbourg. What to revive it after the last complicated months?
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OM in the hard
Beaten by Ajaccio (2-1), PSG (1-0) and Lens (1-0), OM are on a series of three consecutive defeats in Ligue 1. Before kick-off, the Marseille club accuses now 9 points behind PSG, and especially 7 on Lens, second in the standings. Suffice to say that the Marseillais must react.
Strasbourg is in an even more complex situation, with only one victory in twelve days, and a 16th place in the standings.
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Welcome to our live dedicated to Strasbourg-OM, as part of the 13th day of Ligue 1. Kick-off at 9 p.m. at La Meinau!