Lorient v Olympique de Marseille LIVE: All square at Stade du Moustoir

It looks as though Lorient's best chances will come from the counter attack tonight as Marseille are leaving space in behind when they go forward.

Faivre has a chance inside the area but fires his effort straight at Lopez.

The match is back underway.

Gigot is still down receiving treatment so both Lorient and Marseille players are getting some fluids and instruction.

The referee has stopped play as Gigot is down.

Adil Aouchiche finds space on the left-hand side before curling an effort straight into the gloves of Pau Lopez.

The away side are really pressuring the hosts now, Lorient are struggling to get out.

Alexis Sanchez does brilliantly to find space before feeding Under who rifles a vicious effort but it's straight at Mannone. A really good Marseille move and a good save from the Lorient keeper.

Both sides are getting on the ball and looking to move it quickly into attacking areas.

Balerdi mishits his clearance and Romain Faivre runs clean through on goal but Gigot catches up to him and puts him under enough pressure so that his effort isn't a clean one.

The corner comes to nothing but Marseille retain possession and they are now ploting another attack.

Nuno Tavares does well down the left-hand side to win his side a corner.

Alexis Sanchez makes a clever run in behind but Veretout's pass over the top is overhit and runs out for a goal kick.

We are just minutes away from kick off at the Stade Yves Allainmat-Le Moustoir.

Enzo Le Fee misses tonight's game through injury. He leads the club for assists with five and is second for goals with four behind Dango Ouattara (left the club in January). The 23-year-old has been very impressive this season for Lorient and his absence will be a big blow for the hosts.

Lorient have lost each of their last seven Ligue 1 matches against Marseille and have only won two of their last 15 against OM at home. They will be looking to end this losing run tonight.

The top two teams in Ligue 1 automatically qualify for the UEFA Champions League group stage, the team who finishes third must play a qualifier. Marseille are currently third with 60 points, a win today would take them level with Lens in second and just six points behind Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain.

Regis Le Bris' side have struggled to put together a consistent run of good results since the start of the season when they won six games on the trot. More recently it's been a mixed bag having won two, drawn two and lost two of their last six matches in Ligue 1.