Le Havre AC and Olympique de Marseille met at Stade Oceane on Sunday, 10 May 2026, in a Ligue 1 encounter between a survival-secured lower-table club and one of French football’s most supported and celebrated clubs. Le Havre, who finished 14th in Ligue 1 with 28 points and maintained their top-flight status, hosted Marseille — who qualified for the Europa League with their fourth-place finish of 47 points. The encounter on the Norman Atlantic coast provided a competitive end-of-season fixture where Marseille’s greater individual quality gave them a clear advantage against Le Havre’s competitive but limited home side.
Stade Oceane in Le Havre, one of Ligue 1’s more modern venues, has been an interesting addition to the French top-flight’s range of stadiums since the club’s promotion. Against Marseille — who had experienced one of the season’s more turbulent periods including the 5-0 Le Classique defeat to PSG and Roberto De Zerbi’s subsequent departure — the encounter provided a final-weeks fixture with contrasting motivations for each club.
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What is Marseille’s Ligue 1 finish in 2025-26?
Olympique de Marseille finished fourth in the 2025-26 Ligue 1 season with 47 points, qualifying for the Europa League. Their season featured the departure of Roberto De Zerbi in February 2026 following the historic 5-0 Le Classique defeat to PSG, with Mason Greenwood’s 14 league goals making him one of the division’s most celebrated individual performers throughout the campaign.