Additional tickets are now available for the upcoming OM-PSG match at the Vélodrome, which is far from being full despite it being a high-profile Ligue 1 clash. The match is scheduled for Sunday at 8:45 PM and is typically sold out, with fans usually booking tickets months in advance. However, at the beginning of the week, several sections of the stadium still had tickets available. On Tuesday morning, prices for the available tickets ranged from 55 euros to 175 euros, with some higher-priced options going for up to 249 euros. Surprisingly, there were no long lines of people trying to buy tickets, suggesting a lack of urgency among fans. Marseille supporters are not in a rush to purchase tickets for this match. Many have expressed concerns about the team's slow start to the season, fears of a heavy defeat against PSG—who are double European champions—and the generally high ticket prices. Bruno Genesio’s team currently sits in 13th place in the league standings. They began the season with a strong 4-0 win over Strasbourg but have since suffered three consecutive losses: 2-0 at Monaco, 2-3 against Paris FC, and 1-0 at Rennes, scoring only two goals in those matches. Marseille has been facing financial difficulties this summer, leading to the sale of several key players without any major signings to replace them. As a result, some regular fans of the Vélodrome seem less enthusiastic than usual. Before facing PSG, OM will travel to Turkey this Thursday for the start of their Ligue Europa campaign, playing against Besiktas at 9:00 PM. Meanwhile, PSG will have the entire week to prepare for their away match at the Vélodrome, giving them an advantage in terms of readiness and rest.