Marseille v Levski Sofia

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Thursday 26 Nov 2026

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18:45 Local Time

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Stade Vélodrome • 

Marseille, FranceShow on map

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Olympique de Marseille, commonly known as Marseille or OM, is one of France’s most prominent football clubs. Founded in 1899, the team competes in Ligue 1, the country’s top division, and regularly seeks qualification for European tournaments, including the UEFA Champions League and Europa League. Marseille made history in 1993 by becoming the first—and so far only—French club to win the European Cup, the competition now known as the Champions League. The club has also won multiple French league championships and Coupe de France titles, building a record that reflects its long-standing place in domestic football. OM play their home matches at the Orange Vélodrome, a landmark stadium in Marseille with a capacity of more than 67,000 and a reputation for passionate support. The club’s notable players across different eras include Jean-Pierre Papin, Didier Drogba, Franck Ribéry, and Steve Mandanda. Known for its blue-and-white colors and devoted fan base, Marseille remains a major force in French football, with a distinctive history, strong regional identity, and an enduring presence in top-level competition.

Levski Sofia is one of Bulgaria’s best-known football clubs, founded in 1914 and based in the capital city. Known as “The Blues,” the club competes in the Bulgarian First League and plays its home matches at Georgi Asparuhov Stadium, also called Gerena. Levski has won numerous Bulgarian league championships and national cup trophies, establishing a strong record in domestic football and a large, passionate supporter base. The club has also represented Bulgaria in European competitions, reaching the UEFA Cup quarter-finals in the 1975–76 season and the European Cup Winners’ Cup quarter-finals in 1969–70 and 1976–77. Among its most celebrated figures are legendary forward Georgi Asparuhov, after whom the stadium is named, and former captain and striker Nasko Sirakov. Levski Sofia’s blue kit, historic rivalries and long tradition make it a prominent name in Bulgarian sport. For fans following Bulgarian football, the club offers a compelling combination of championship history, European campaigns and a strong connection to Sofia’s football culture.