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Première Ligue
Marseille welcome Le Havre in the Feminine Division 1 season opener on Friday, with both sides targeting a positive start to the new campaign.
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Marseille host Le Havre on Friday evening in the opening round of the 2026 Feminine Division 1 season. Both sides will be eager to lay down an early marker as the new campaign gets under way, with the top four places offering a route into the Première Ligue promotion play-offs.
With no competitive matches played yet this term, both clubs begin on level terms. Marseille finished fifth last season, narrowly missing the play-off spots, and will view home advantage in the curtain-raiser as an opportunity to set the tone. Le Havre, who ended the previous campaign in eighth, face an immediate away trip - never the easiest way to open a season.
Opening-day fixtures often produce cagey encounters as sides feel their way into the campaign. Marseille will look to feed off home support and establish early momentum, while Le Havre will aim to frustrate their hosts and take something on the road. With so little separating the two in last season's final standings, this has the makings of a tight, competitive affair that could be decided by a single moment of quality.
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