Toulouse v LOSC: European push meets mid-table climb | OneFootball

Toulouse host LOSC in Ligue 1 on Sunday, 12 April 2026 at Stadium de Toulouse, with the visitors defending a Champions League qualification spot and the hosts chasing a late-season rise from mid-table.

LOSC sit fourth and have edged recent meetings, including a 2-1 home win in September. Toulouse are 10th and at home again here, aiming to turn a mixed record into momentum in front of their own fans.

Form points both ways. Toulouse lost 3-1 at PSG last time out but had beaten Lorient and Metz before that. LOSC arrive buoyed by league wins over Lens, Marseille and Rennes, plus a draw with Lorient, even if Aston Villa knocked them off course in Europe.

Selection-wise, Toulouse have Abu Francis, Rafik Messali and Santiago Hidalgo sidelined. LOSC list Marc-Aurele Caillard and Hamza Igamane as injured.

The visitors may look to control the ball. They average 54% possession with 84.92% pass accuracy and have scored 45 league goals. They'll be keen to feed Hakon Arnar Haraldsson, who has seven league goals, and Matías Fernández, who has six goals and five assists, with Felix Correia another supply line. Toulouse's route could be quicker transitions, leaning on Yann Gboho's eight league goals and Aron Donnum's four assists. Both sides have nine clean sheets, so margins may be fine.

A home win would lift Toulouse to 40 points and could nudge them towards the top half. Victory for LOSC would take them to 53 points and strengthen their grip on a Champions League qualification place. A draw keeps the race tight for Europe and the mid-table pack alike.