Experience the passion of Olympique de Marseille at the legendary Orange Vélodrome. Secure your seats and support the historic French club in Ligue 1 and European competitions.
Olympique de Marseille (OM) is much more than a football club; it is a cultural symbol and the beating heart of the city of Marseille. Founded in 1899, its history is filled with glorious triumphs and dramatic moments that have shaped its resilient character. The team, donning its iconic white and sky-blue colors, plays its matches at the Orange Vélodrome, a coliseum with a capacity of over 67,000 spectators, whose acoustics and fervor make it a fortress feared by rivals.
The pinnacle of their history came on May 26, 1993, when, against all odds, they defeated AC Milan in Munich to lift the Champions League trophy. This title not only represents their greatest sporting success but is a source of eternal pride for their supporters and all of France, being the only club from the country to achieve it. Over the decades, legends like Jean-Pierre Papin, Didier Deschamps, and Didier Drogba have worn their jersey, leaving an indelible mark.
The identity of OM is intrinsically linked to its fanbase. The ultra groups, located in the 'Virages' (the stands behind the goals), are famous for their spectacular tifos and incessant chants that create an unparalleled matchday experience. Attending an OM match, especially "Le Classique" against Paris Saint-Germain, is to immerse oneself in an atmosphere of pure passion, where the unconditional support from the stands becomes the twelfth man.
Olympique de Marseille drew 1-1 against AC Milan in a hard-fought match at the Orange Vélodrome, earning their first point in the group stage.
The team secured an important 2-0 victory against Stade Rennais, positioning themselves at the top of the Ligue 1 table.
The team captain has extended his contract for two more seasons, securing his leadership in the locker room until 2029.
After the international break, OM will face their arch-rival, Paris Saint-Germain, in a crucial match for their league aspirations.
The starting center-forward suffered an injury in the last match and is expected to be sidelined for the next three weeks of competition.
The club has finalized the signing of a promising figure from Portuguese football to strengthen the midfield for the season's challenges.
The league has published the official schedules for matchdays 8, 9, and 10, including a Friday night home game.
Tickets for the second Champions League group stage match at the Vélodrome are close to selling out, demonstrating the great support from the fans.
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