

Ligue 1
•Round 9

Olympique Marseille
Finished
2 : 0
(HT 2 - 0)
1st Nov 2026, 14:45

Toulouse
Olympique Marseille to win


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Fact checker Daniela Stoeva
Marseille remain the narrow home lean after three consecutive league wins, although Toulouse's unbeaten run keeps the margin tight.
Marseille remain my 2-1 home-win lean. Confirmed starters are now supplied, with Gouiri, Højbjerg and Paixão listed for Marseille, while Restes, Nicolaisen and Cásseres Jr. feature for Toulouse. The home price has eased modestly from 1.85 to 1.92, not enough to overturn the published view, while the goal markets have shortened. There is still plenty to price in here.
The original Marseille lean still holds, but it remains a narrow one rather than a straightforward home-banker position. Marseille have won their last three league matches, scoring 11 times in that sequence: 2-0 at Troyes, 5-2 at Angers and 4-3 against Le Havre. Toulouse arrive unbeaten in five listed matches, however, including a 3-0 win at Le Mans and draws at Monaco and Lorient. Their latest 0-0 against Troyes is a reminder that an open game is not guaranteed, but their wider run still supports the view that they can contribute.
Lineup confirmation does not present a clear reason to abandon the previous call. Gouiri, Højbjerg, Paixão, Harit and Abdelli are included among Marseille's supplied starters, while Toulouse list Restes, Nicolaisen, McKenzie, Cásseres Jr., Dønnum and Tengstedt. There is no decisive absence identified in the original prediction logic, so the 2-1 Marseille view stays in place. The home price has drifted slightly from 1.85 to 1.92, signalling a little less support but nothing close to a market reversal. Meanwhile, both teams to score has shortened from 1.57 to 1.50 and over 2.5 goals from 1.65 to 1.50. The market is therefore slightly cooler on the outright home win but firmer on goals, which fits a Marseille edge in a competitive contest.
Olympique Marseille to win

Olympique Marseille
2 : 1
Toulouse




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Goals Scored
2.2
Goals Conceded
1.4
Goals difference
+7
Avg. goals per match
3.7
FT, 25 Oct 2026
4
3
FT, 18 Oct 2026
2
5
FT, 11 Oct 2026
0
2
FT, 20 Sept 2026
1
2
FT, 11 Sept 2026
1
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Based on recent previews and team reports.

Olympique Marseille
Confirmed: 4-1-4-1
🧤Goalkeeper:
Jeffrey de Lange
🛡️Back line:
Timothy Weah, CJ Egan-Riley, Nayef Aguerd, Emerson
⚙️ Midfield:
Pierre-Emile Højbjerg, Amine Harit, Himad Abdelli, Tochukwu Nnadi, Igor Paixão
⚡ Attack:
Amine Gouiri

Toulouse
Confirmed: 4-4-2
🧤Goalkeeper:
Guillaume Restes
🛡️Back line:
Ismail Diallo, Mark McKenzie, Rasmus Nicolaisen, Christ Tapé
⚙️ Midfield:
Aron Dønnum, Cristian Cásseres Jr., Niko Sigur, Thomas Jørgensen
⚡ Attack:
Jacen Russell-Rowe, Casper Tengstedt
⚔️Attack vs defence
Amine Gouiri and Amine Harit will test Toulouse defenders Rasmus Nicolaisen, Mark McKenzie and Christ Tapé in the central scoring areas.,Midfield : Pierre-Emile Højbjerg and Tochukwu Nnadi face a Toulouse midfield containing Cristian Cásseres Jr., Thomas Jørgensen, Alexis Vossah and Aron Dønnum.,Flanks: Timothy Weah and Emerson provide Marseille's wide defensive outlets against Toulouse's Aron Dønnum and Niko Sigur, with Igor Paixão also involved higher up.







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Marseille's home price has moved from 1.85 to 1.92, a modest drift suggesting slightly weaker support rather than a reversal.
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Both teams to score: Yes has shortened from 1.57 to 1.50, indicating firmer market expectation of goals at both ends.
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Over 2.5 goals has shortened from 1.65 to 1.50, strengthening market support for an open, higher-scoring contest.