Marseille
RennesDay 34
Rabiot 38'
Greenwood 45'
Rabiot 92'
Gomez A. 77'
Marseille: 1. Rulli, 4. Luiz Felipe( till 46'), 5. Balerdi, 6. U.Garcia, 13. Cornelius De., 62. Murillo А., 3. Merlin Q.( till 64'), 10. Greenwood, 21. Rongier, 22. Bennacer I.( till 64'), 23. Hojbjerg, 25. Rabiot, 9. Gouiri( till 83'), 17. Rowe J.( till 71')
Substitution: 29. Lirola(from 46'), 77. Dedic A.(from 64'), 26. Nadir B.(from 64'), 11. Harit(from 71'), 8. Maupay(from 83')
Bench: 12. de Lange, 44. Luis Henrique T.L.
Yellow Cards: Luiz Felipe 40', Murillo А. 64', Dedic A. 89'
Rennes: 1. Samba B.( till 94'), 3. Truffert, 5. Brassier, 22. Assignon, 24. Rouault, 97. Jacquet( till 61'), 6. Matusiwa( till 61'), 8. Fofana S.(from 61'), 10. Blas( till 72'), 38. Cissé Djaoui, 90. Kone I.( till 61'), 9. Kalimuendo
Substitution: 17. James(from 61'), 20. Gomez A.(from 61'), 19. Olaigbe(from 72'), 30. Mandanda(from 94')
Bench: 18. Nagida, 33. Hateboer, 7. Furuhashi, 62. Meite M.
Yellow Cards: Kone I. 29', Rouault 30', Assignon 50'
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Ligue 1 signed off in spectacular fashion on Saturday, with a final round of fixtures packed with high stakes and non-stop action
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The result boosts their hopes of returning to Europe's elite competition after a difficult spell in recent years
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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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Paris Saint-Germain delivered a commanding performance ahead of their crucial clash with Liverpool
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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
