OM welcomes PSG this Sunday in the great Classic of the French Championship for the ninth my Ligue 1 match day. Follow the match live. OM 0 : 2 PSG Live Mendes gets ahead of Greenwood and follows up with a cross but Balerdi deflects it into a corner. This is the first Parisian corner in this OM – PSG. WHAT A MISTAKE! Hakimi crosses. No teammate is present but Balerdi touches the ball and takes his own goalkeeper by surprise. Paris makes the break in this OM – PSG. This red card received by Harit allows the Parisians to take a little more time in the preparation phase. And if this red was going to free the Phocéens in this OM – PSG! Greenwood gets the first Olympian corner of the evening. The VAR has confirmed François Letexier in his decision. Amine Harit is therefore indeed sent off. The Phocéens are therefore reduced to 10 in this OM – PSG. THUNDERBALL! Harit is sent off! The Moroccan is late on Marquinhos. The red seems, despite everything, quite severe. The Moroccan international has a good free kick after Hojbjerg's foul but Hakimi completely misses the target. François Letexier doesn't wait any longer and decides to take action on Hojbjerg who made a delayed tackle on Neves. This is the first yellow card in this OM – PSG match. Marseille is finally waking up in this OM – PSG match. Greenwood alerts Luis Henrique at the far post but the latter is flagged for offside. This is one of the first attacking moves by OM in the match. The former Lens player has the call of Greenwood on the right side but prefers to take his chance. His shot is slowed down and ends up in Donnarumma's gloves. The Parisians are irresistible in this start of OM – PSG. Marseille is chasing the ball and is subject to repeated attacks from the visitors. Since the start of this OM – PSG, the Phocéens have not managed to combine and lose a lot of balls sometimes in dangerous areas. This goal cut the momentum of the Marseille supporters who have seen their team in immense suffering since the start of this OM – PSG. MARSEILLE ALREADY PUNISHED! Mendes has a boulevard, strong cross. Rulli pushes back but Neves followed and converts! The Olympian defender gains confidence in this start of OM – PSG. He has already won his second duel against Barcola. Ousmane Dembélé is in a shooting position and does not hesitate to take his chance. It is on target but Rulli is in the way. Murillo muzzles Barcola well who was trying to make the difference. The Marseille full-back even gets a free kick. The Velodrome liked it. In this start of OM – PSG, it is Ousmane Dembélé who occupies the point of the Parisian attack. Small novelty for Luis Enrique. François Letexier kicks off this OM – PSG! This great Classic of the Championship is launched in a Velodrome pumped up to the max. The Vélodrome is bubbling as the two teams enter the pitch to play this long-awaited OM – PSG match which closes the 9th day of Ligue 1. Despite the threats, Marseille supporters sang homophobic chants before the start of the match. "Paris, Paris, we f*** you" or even “We have to kill these Parisian pé**s” were sung in the aisles of the Velodrome. 
21:19 – A first Parisian corner (32')
21:15 – PSG settles in (28')
21:11 – The corner for Marseille (24')
21:10 – The red is confirmed (22')
21:07 – Hakimi imprecise (19')
21:05 – A first card (18')
21:02 – Marseille is doing better (15')
21:00 – Wahi takes his chance (13')
20:59 – Paris on fire (12')
20:57 – Marseille in distress (10')
20:56 – The cooled Velodrome (8')
20:52 – Murillo again! (5')
20:51 – The first strike! (4')
20:49 – Murillo wins a free kick (2')
20:48 – Dembélé in nine (1')
20:41 – The volcano is about to explode!
20:34 – Homophobic chants already heard
📩 du virage aux instances : "IDS abusifs, parcages fermés, chants "homophobes", huis clos, déplacements limités, places nominatives, jusqu'à quand ces incompétences?" #OMPSG @franceinfo pic.twitter.com/Q4J66soKLa
— Julien Froment (@JulienFroment) October 27, 2024
20:27 – Paris bets on youth
With an average age of 24 years and 7 days, it is the youngest Parisian composition in a Classic since the year 2000, all competitions combined.
24a7j – Avec une moyenne d’âge de 24 ans et 7 jours, c’est le plus jeune 11 de départ de Paris dans #LeClassique toutes compétitions confondues. Le précédent record date du 13 octobre 2000 (24a 199j – succès 2-0 en Ligue 1). Moderne. #OMPSG https://t.co/RCk5iWppWP
— OptaJean (@OptaJean) October 27, 2024
20:20 – Evening of 100th
Amin Harit celebrates his 100th in Ligue 1 on the occasion of this PSG – OM. A great milestone for the former Nantes player who did not necessarily fit into Roberto De Zerbi's plans at the start of the season. He is the 25th Moroccan player to reach this symbolic bar in the elite.
🇲🇦 Amine Harit va disputer sle 100e match de sa carrière en @Ligue1. Il devient le 25e joueur marocain à atteindre cette barre dans l'élite. #OMPSG
— Stats Foot (@Statsdufoot) October 27, 2024
20:13 – Paris slow at the start
This OM – PSG could settle down after the locker room or at least on the Parisians' side. Indeed, two thirds of the goals scored by the capital's players came after the break. The atmosphere of a Classico can possibly change the situation.
20:06 – Respect between the two coaches
While this OM – PSG has maintained a historic rivalry for several years, the two coaches exchanged praise at a press conference. Roberto De Zerbi considered that Luis Enrique was the “best coach in Europe”. The latter responded by saying that Roberto De Zerbi was an “exciting coach”.
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