TV: OM – Ajaccio, at what time and on which channel? – Foot01

Coming out of a bad patch in the Champions League with its fine victory against Sporting Portugal last Tuesday (4-1), Olympique de Marseille will seek to continue its very good dynamic in L1 by receiving the red lantern in a packed Velodrome . What time for OM – Ajaccio? Author of an incredible start to the season, with 23 points in nine days, two short lengths from PSG, Marseille is still well in place in the title race. But to keep dreaming as long as possible, OM will have to win at the Stade Vélodrome this Saturday October 8 at 5 p.m. against AC Ajaccio. A meeting which will be refereed by Willy Delajod. Can’t wait to meet you again for a new meeting at 𝗴𝘂𝗶𝗰𝗵𝗲𝘁𝘀 𝗳𝗲𝗿𝗺𝗲́𝘀 at the @orangevelodrome 💙🏟 #OMACA pic.twitter.com/T3t1BkxTZn – Olympique de Marseille (@OM_Officiel – On which channel to follow?OM) October 2, 202 This match between OM and Ajaccio, counting for the 10 day of Ligue 1, will be played in front of the cameras of Amazon Prime Video. Probable line-ups for OM – Ajaccio: Before their trip to Lisbon to face Sporting in the Champions League next week, OM want to continue scoring points in L1. Still undefeated in the league, Marseille wants to continue to please the Marseille public. For this, Igor Tudor will have to compose a starting lineup without Clauss or Kolasinac. The probable composition of OM: Lopez – Mbemba, Bailly, Balerdi – Kaboré, Guendouzi, Rongier, Tavares – Under, Alexis Sanchez, Harit. Dead last in Ligue 1, with four small points and only one victory on the clock, Ajaccio is already in great danger in the fight for maintenance. For their second trip to a big L1 after OL in early August, the Corsicans dream of hitting a sold-out Vélodrome after the closed door in C1 this week. But for that, Olivier Pantaloni will have to do without Hamouma, Laci or Mayembo. The probable composition of Ajaccio: Sollacaro – Alphonse, Avinel, Vidal, Diallo – Cimignani, Coutadeur, Marchetti, Spadanuda – El Idrissy, Touzhar. Igor Tudor (OM coach) “Yes Mattéo received a blow but it’s not very serious. As for Jonathan Clauss, we should recover them for the match against Sporting (next Wednesday). We had, a bit like usual, two training sessions to prepare for the next match which is really very important in order to be able to continue on our good path”.