Le Havre
MarseilleDay 33
Greenwood 85'
Gouiri 90'
Le Havre: 1. Gorgelin, 6. Youte Kinkoue, 7. Nego( till 90'), 23. Mwanga, 93. Sangante, 97. Ballo-Touré( till 63'), 94. Touré Ab., 8. Kechta( till 90'), 10. Casimir, 28. Ayew A.( till 82'), 45. Soumaré
Substitution: 32. Pembele(from 63'), 18. Zouaoui(from 82'), 34. Diawara(from 90'), 21. Joujou(from 90')
Bench: 30. Desmas, 4. Lloris G., 14. Kuzyaev, 46. Housni
Yellow Cards: Nego 48', Youte Kinkoue 90', Pembele 90'
Marseille: 1. Rulli, 5. Balerdi, 6. U.Garcia( till 75'), 13. Cornelius De., 62. Murillo А., 10. Greenwood( till 89'), 21. Rongier, 23. Hojbjerg, 25. Rabiot, 9. Gouiri, 17. Rowe J.( till 62')
Substitution: 44. Luis Henrique T.L.(from 62'), 3. Merlin Q.(from 75'), 4. Luiz Felipe(from 89')
Bench: 12. de Lange, 29. Lirola, 77. Dedic A., 11. Harit, 26. Nadir B., 8. Maupay
Yellow Cards: Balerdi 52', U.Garcia 73', Greenwood 87'
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The on-loan English forward opened the scoring in the 8th minute from the penalty spot
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Marseille have now slipped to third — and could soon fall out of the top three entirely if their form doesn't improve
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Paris Saint-Germain are poised to extend their dominance in Ligue 1 history as they stand just one positive result away from clinching their 13th French championship title
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Roberto De Zerbi's side now faces a serious fight to maintain their second position
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Olympique de Marseille president Pablo Longoria has confirmed that the club considered signing Paul Pogba during the January transfer window
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Ahead of tonight’s crucial Ligue 1 showdown with PSG, Marseille head coach Roberto De Zerbi shared his views on both teams
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Marseille needed just four minutes in the second half to seal the win
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Marseille continued their impressive form under Roberto De Zerbi
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Over the past 50 years, European football has formed an exclusive circle of elite clubs that dominate the sport, winning nearly every major trophy
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Marseille head coach Roberto De Zerbi has made his ambitions clear: he plans to dethrone Paris Saint-Germain and put an end to their reign as the undisputed kings of French football
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Former Shakhtar Donetsk managers Roberto De Zerbi and Paulo Fonseca faced off
