The key change for Sunday is that there is no change at all for OM-Le Havre. The match in the eightième journée de Ligue 1 will be played at its original kickoff time of 17h15, despite discussion about a possible schedule shift.
That decision matters because the broader Sunday program is still unsettled. PSG-OL remains scheduled for 20h45 and could yet be postponed, which is why the timing of OM-Le Havre had come under review in the first place. For now, though, the fixture between OM and Le Havre stays exactly where it was meant to be.
A crowded Sunday in Ligue 1
The rest of the day is already full. Sunday also includes five other matches in Ligue 1, with Monaco-Lille set for 15h and four more games at 17h15. The schedule reflects a weekend being managed under unusual pressure, with a strong police deployment expected because of the demonstrations for "la vie moins chère".
So the practical result is simple: OM-Le Havre remains locked in at 17h15, while the uncertainty shifts to PSG-OL and the possibility of a wider reshuffling of the Sunday slate. For supporters and broadcasters alike, that distinction is the whole story. One match is confirmed. Another is still in question.
