Marseille vs Monaco Prediction & Betting Tips (1 December)

Marseille is 3rd in Ligue 1, 3 points behind its opponent of the day. The Marseille club presented results below those expected at home but at the same time produced excellent performances on the road. He has the second worst record in the championship in his stadium, reflecting his last receptions. These ended in defeats against PSG 0-3 at the end of October and against Auxerre 1-3 before the international break. Roberto De Zerbi's players, on the other hand, are the best away team in Ligue 1. They left victorious in their last trips, to Montpellier 0-5, Nantes 1-2 and Lens 1-3. This alternation of results does not allow OM to begin a series of victories sought since September. To change the dynamic of his men, Roberto De Zerbi summoned them from Tuesday for a four-day green break.

 Opposite, Monaco, runner-up to PSG, has maintained a certain stability during its last outings in the league. ASM won in Strasbourg 1-3 before the break and at home against Brest 3-2 on the last day, thus taking a 3-point lead over OM, 3rd. The Monegasques have the second best defense in the elite, tied with PSG by their 10 goals conceded in 12 games. They are serious in Ligue 1 and must compete in the Champions League at the same time. Winners in Bologna 0-1 at the end of October, they found this picture on Wednesday on their lawn in front of Benfica. Match in which they led but lost 2-3.  

OM counts its injured. Replacement goalkeeper Blanco, striker Moumbagna and midfielder Carboni on loan from Inter have yet to give up. Just like Mbemba, outside of Roberto De Zerbi's plans. In addition, the potentially starting defender Cornelius, the attacking midfielder Harit (2 goals) and the full-back Lirola, plagued by physical problems, are uncertain. It remains to be seen whether the Italian coach will bring defender Brassier back into the squad after having sidelined him for the trip to Lens due to his performance on the pitch. In the North, three different players scored including Luis Henrique, author of his 5th goal of the year. Greenwood, with 8 goals, remains the most prolific Marseillais in front of goal. The Englishman found the path to goal during the last reception, then against Auxerre.

 ASM is a priori traveling to the Vélodrome stadium without Edan Diop or the offensive substitute Diatta, out of use, but with center forward Balogun with 3 goals in the championship. The former Reims player made his return on Tuesday against Benfica and even entered the game. Also returned from starting midfielder Camara, suspended on the last day against Brest. Midweek, Ben Seghir scored his 5th goal in all competitions in his team's defeat against Benfica. Akliouche, author of a double against Brest, is the other rising star in the Monegasque offensive sector. Still at the front, Embolo is struggling. The Swiss has only scored once in Ligue 1.