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Marseille vs Le Havre is a Ligue 1 matchup in which Marseille carry the stronger platform, while Le Havre’s task is to keep the contest from becoming one-sided. Marseille won 3–0 at the Vélodrome in October 2023 and 5–1 at home in January 2025. The fixed results underline the hierarchy; a future meeting will ask whether Le Havre can make resistance visible before Marseille create separation.
Past matches, Marseille vs Le Havre
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Le Havre
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77G
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10F
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11F
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8M
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7D
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32D
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6D
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26M
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27F
Marseille Substitutes
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G
12
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M
11
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M
18
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D
72
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F
78
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D
35
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M
76
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M
71
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F
70
Match events
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41'Sofiane Boufal Yellow Card
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47'Ayumu Seko Yellow Card
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53'Mason Greenwood Penalty confirmed
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55'⚽M. Greenwood Penalty
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57'Yanis Zouaoui Yellow Card
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59'Tochukwu Nnadi Yellow Card
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66'A. Vermeeren T. Nnadi
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72'T. Pembele F. Doucoure
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72'S. Ebonog S. Boufal
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80'E. K. Vinette Y. Zouaoui
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81'Quinten Timber Yellow Card
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87'E. Lago M. Greenwood
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87'N. Kamissoko Q. Timber
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88'Simon Ebonog Yellow Card
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89'Y. Kechta L. Gourna-Douath
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90' +8Igor Paixão Goal cancelled
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90'U. Lamare El Kadmiri A. Gouiri
Stats for this game
Matchup Marseille VS Le Havre
Marseille’s clear platform
The cited Ligue 1 results place Marseille in the stronger position. On 8 October 2023, Marseille beat Le Havre 3–0 at the Orange Vélodrome. When the sides met at the same venue on 5 January 2025, Marseille won 5–1. The margins and the repeated home setting show how quickly Marseille can turn control into a decisive scoreline against this opponent. They provide firm evidence of hierarchy without needing a claim about every meeting.
Le Havre’s route into the contest
Le Havre’s interest is the challenge of keeping its defensive resistance intact long enough to make Marseille work for territory and chances. The visitors would also want transitions to carry more weight before the home side establishes separation. That creates a clear future-facing question: can Le Havre make the game competitive deep into the second half, or will Marseille’s platform again shape the score? A new meeting remains interesting because the hierarchy is visible, yet the challenger’s response can determine whether the occasion becomes a contest or a comfortable Marseille display.