Marseille should press forward through wide overloads, while Le Havre look for a direct receiver behind the fullbacks. Sunderland and Leeds have a different contest between wide service and the first clean touch from it. In each match, the second wave after an initial clearance should shape the score.
Marseille's Weah and Emerson deliveries, with Abdelli and Gouiri attacking the box, created distinct finishes against Angers. The Graz lineup was rotated, and the players who supplied those Angers routes have recent minutes or rest rather than a confirmed starting lineup; Cornelius remains out after missing Graz. Le Havre regain Seko centrally, but Jelert and Pembele remain out after missing Auxerre, leaving the flanks to replacement cover. Marseille can keep returning the ball to those wide areas, so I'm siding with Marseille to win by a clear margin.
Leeds' Bogle and Gudmundsson can send repeated crosses toward Sunderland's reshaped defence. Sunderland still have Xhaka and Le Fée to find Angulo, Fofana or Brobbey after a regain. Leeds' fresh doubts concern Stach, Okafor and Calvert-Lewin, all of whom played substantial minutes against Manchester United; Sunderland's Danso played in Europe but is suspended for this league match, while Brobbey's return is club reported. Leeds' final contact is less settled than its wide volume, and Sunderland retain a route to answer, so I'm siding with Sunderland to avoid defeat.
