Marseille vs Havre Prediction, H2H Stats & Statistical Bets 25 October 2026
🔊 Marseille are living through two very different campaigns right now. In Ligue 1, Bruno Génésio’s side have put together back-to-back wins, climbing up to ninth in the table. But in the Europa League, after three rounds, they remain without a single point. Sunday’s opponents, Le Havre, present an opportunity to build on their domestic turnaround: they’re the only team in the league yet to taste victory and have lost seven consecutive head-to-heads against Marseille. The question is whether the hosts will have enough left in the tank just three days after their trip to Graz.
Head-to-Head
📊 In head-to-head clashes, Marseille not only come out on top but also find the net with ease-scoring more than once in six of their last seven meetings. Just a year ago at the “Vélodrome,” Marseille dismantled Le Havre 6-2. On that night, Le Havre managed to score twice- the only time in their last seven encounters they’ve managed more than a single goal. The tightest contest came during Marseille’s visit to Le Havre this May, when Marseille edged out a narrow one-goal victory.
Head-to-head statistics Marseille - Havre

Marseille: Domestic Turnaround, European Disappointment
Marseille kicked off their season with a win over Strasbourg, but things quickly unraveled: from Matchday 2 to 5 in Ligue 1, they suffered four consecutive defeats, including home losses to both PSG and Paris FC. Ahead of their trip to Troyes, Genesio responded to those who claimed he was burnt out: “No, I was angry,” he insisted. He added, “I’m not exhausted and I’m not complaining.” Marseille then secured a victory in Troyes, and against Angers, despite conceding in the 14th minute, they went on to thrash their opponents 5-2, with five different players getting on the scoresheet.
However, their Europa League campaign has yet to turn around: in Graz, Marseille suffered their third defeat in as many group stage matches. On Thursday, Genesio made sweeping changes to the lineup, but Austrian side Sturm Graz needed just a 13th-minute goal to seal the win.
Match Results: Olympique Marseille

Le Havre have not won a match since May.
The last time Le Havre celebrated a Ligue 1 victory was back on May 17, away at Lorient on the final day of last season. Now, Le Havre have picked up just two points from two draws and currently sit at the bottom of the table. Offensively, they are joint-lowest scorers in the league alongside Troyes, with only five goals in seven matches. Last week, Le Havre fell at home to Auxerre, conceding first after a costly error by defender Lamine Ndiaye.
Didier Digard’s side have looked more resilient on the road: Le Havre haven’t lost by more than a single goal in any of their last eight Ligue 1 away fixtures. This season, they managed to snatch a point in Lyon-who currently top the standings-while Toulouse and Lille only edged them by a solitary goal. However, such defensive resolve has brought little reward so far: Le Havre have collected just one point away from home.
Match Results: Havre
Latest news
Olympique Marseille
❓ Defender Derek Cornelius is sidelined with an injury until the winter break. Left-back Alexi Koum is a doubt due to illness. Midfielder Pierre-Emile Højbjerg has returned from injury and featured for 25 minutes in Graz. Marseille have no suspended players.
Havre
❓ Le Havre are missing five players through injury: Mpasi, Zagadou, Mambimbi, Pembele, and Jelert are all sidelined. On the bright side, defender Seko returns from suspension.
Probable Lineups
📋 Projected Starting XI: De Lange - Weah, Egan-Riley, Aguerd, Emerson - Nnadi, Kamissoko, Harit - Abdelli, Gouiri, Paixao.
📋 Projected Starting XI: Gallon - Ouziad, Seko, Touba, L. Ndiaye - R. Ndiaye, Ebonog, Richardson, Nakamura - Maja, Samatta.
Total Goals Prediction
Both teams have found the net in six of Marseille’s last seven Ligue 1 home matches. This season at the Velodrome, both PSG and Paris FC have scored against them. In fact, Marseille have conceded in eight of their last nine games overall, including every Europa League group stage fixture so far. Despite their modest attack, Le Havre have managed to score in seven of their last eight Ligue 1 away matches. It looks likely that both sides will get on the scoresheet in this one. The pick: Both teams to score at 1.65*.
Corners Prediction
Every one of Le Havre’s seven Ligue 1 matches this season has seen over eight corners. Marseille have matched that standard at home, with 11 of their last 12 league games at the Stade Vélodrome featuring more than eight corners. Even in their defeat to Olympiacos, Marseille managed nine corners to just one from their opponents. Over their last 10 official fixtures, Le Havre have earned 49 corners, while their opponents have tallied 53. Expect another busy day from the corner flag on Sunday, with at least nine corners likely in this clash. Bet - total corners over 8.5 at 1.40*.
Yellow Cards Prediction
Referees rarely keep their cards in their pockets when Marseille and Le Havre are involved. In the last 10 official matches for each side, there have been more than two bookings in 15 out of 20 games. Le Havre’s matches have produced a total of 36 yellow cards, while Marseille’s games have seen 38 over the same span. Expect at least three cards to be shown again on Sunday. The pick is total yellow cards over 2.5.
*Odds are approximate and may vary across different bookmakers.
⭐ Editorial Prediction
Marseille have found the net in 11 consecutive home matches in Ligue 1. Le Havre might manage to grab a goal, but expecting more would be optimistic-Diga’s side have failed to win 14 of their last 15 away games in the league. Marseille have dominated this head-to-head, winning the last seven encounters, and it’s hard to see the three points leaving the Vélodrome on Sunday.The pick: Marseille to win. Predicted score: 3-1.