Marseille vs Le Havre will go ahead on Sunday at 17:15, with no change to the kickoff time and no postponement planned for the match. Ligue 1+ had considered moving it to the evening slot, but the fixture remains listed at its original time.
That matters because Sunday is already carrying a fragile Ligue 1 schedule. PSG-OL is set for 20:45 and could be postponed because of strong police mobilization for the second day of demonstrations for “la vie moins chère.” OM and Le Havre were asked about a possible change of kickoff time, and any move would have needed both clubs to agree before the authorities examined it.
For now, that sequence ends with Marseille vs Le Havre untouched. There was no report for the match, while the LFP said it did not envisage a report of PSG-OL and would follow the decisions of the authorities. Five other matches are also scheduled for Sunday, including Monaco-Lille at 15h and four matches at 17h15, which leaves the weekend’s order intact unless the policing situation forces a change.
The friction is simple: one match has stayed where it was, while another remains exposed to a possible delay because of the same wider security picture. That is why the search around Marseille vs Le Havre is peaking now, and why the next decision to watch is whether PSG-OL is kept at 20:45 or pushed aside if the authorities move first.
