Marseille vs Le Havre prediction, odds and how to watch

Auxerre came from behind to beat Le Havre 3-1 at Stade Océane, with Danny Namaso's brace for the hosts ultimately undone by a brilliant Auxerre response. Le Havre's inability to hold a lead tells you everything you need to know about where this club is right now.

Marseille ran riot at Angers on Sunday, winning 5-2 in a Ligue 1 fixture that was never as close as the scoreline might suggest. Angers competed for a half and then fell apart completely.

Olympiacos claimed a deserved victory at the Vélodrome thanks to Santiago Hezze's first-half header, as Marseille dominated possession and territory but failed to convert two big chances in a performance that will infuriate anyone who demands accountability from their football team.

Marseille made it look straightforward at Troyes, with Amine Harit's second-half finish and a stoppage-time penalty securing a 2-0 victory over a home side that lacked the basics to compete.

Marseille are wobbling after three defeats in five Ligue 1 matches. Le Havre arrive with no wins in their last five. Something has to give.

Le Havre have not won in five Ligue 1 matches and cannot afford another passive display. Lorient arrive with two wins in their last three and the belief to exploit a host side in crisis.

Bayer Leverkusen welcome a Marseille side that shipped four goals on their Europa League debut. The basics suggest this one could get ugly.

Marseille have won just once in their last five Ligue 1 matches and are running out of time to arrest a slide that is becoming impossible to ignore. Toulouse arrive at the Vélodrome on Sunday with their own problems, but Marseille's issues are in a different league of concern.