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After seven years without the Champions League, Olympique de Marseille missed out on their return to C1 by losing (1-0) to Olympiakos, a priori the most affordable opponent in the group. Tuesday, the Olympians face a cador with Manchester City of Pep Guardiola and his five-star squad.
On the mat against Olympiakos, an opponent in its category, in its first match, Olympique de Marseille is back in action, Tuesday, October 27, in the Champions League against the heavyweight of Group C, Manchester City.
There is something to tremble for the great return of the Champions League to the Velodrome stadium, seven years later and behind closed doors, under the sanitary instructions.
The Marseillais now face “one of the best teams in the world”, according to André Villas-Boas, the Olympian coach. The best chance for OM, which remains on ten defeats in a row in C1, is perhaps to face a City in small form, author of its worst start of the Guardiola era, 8 points in five Premieres matches. League.
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