Betting tips for Paris VS SG Marseille 17.03.2019

The action of the weekend in Ligue 1 (L1) will end with a spectacular style as the north and the south will face each other in the 96th edition of 'Le Classique'. The PSG enters into this confrontation preceded by an undefeated run in the last 18 derbies (G15, E3), in a match known for its intensity and where six yellow cards have been shown per game (on average) in the last five games between yes.
Unstoppable when playing in the capital during this campaign of L1 (G14), the PSG can boast of having the highest average goals in the league in local condition (3.57) and only receives 0.36 on average against. Having scored in both halves in 71.43% of their games in the first division in the first division so far this season, as well as in the last two clashes against Marseille in this venue, the local team is probably a dangerous opponent every moment
Alarmingly, the PSG seems to be strengthening as the matches progress as it has scored 52% of its home goals in the L1 during the last 30 '. That is a daunting prospect for a Marseille team that has conceded goals in eight of its last nine away games in the top flight (G3, E2, P4) and four of them scored goals in the last 30 '.
However, Marseille have been going through a great moment since early February as they have won five of their last six L1 games (G5, E1) and in four of them they did not score against. However, the matches have generally been tight since five of those six have produced less than 2.5 goals.
Players to watch: Kylian Mbappé (PSG) continues to amaze and has managed to score a whopping 22 of his 25 L1 shots after the break.
Mario Balotelli (MAR) has been a revelation since joining with Marseille in January, as he has scored in four of his last five L1 matches.
Statistics to consider: Playing in local condition, PSG has received only one goal during the second time in this league campaign.
Marseille have scored exactly one goal in four of their last five away games at L1.
PSG have been winning both at halftime and at the end of the game in ten of their home games - the highest amount in the league.
At least six yellow cards have been shown in three of Marseille's last four matches in the first division.