Lens
MarseilleDay 10
Abdallah K. 82'
Lens: 40. Risser - 6. Baidoo S., 14. Udol, 23. Abdulhamid (Skóraś, 88), 24. Gradit (Aguilar, 85) - 21. Haidara A. (Cuisance, 68) - 8. Titraoui, 20. Todibo - 9. Hazard T. (Mesloub, 68) - 7. Sotoca (Kadile, 85), 10. Thauvin
Substitution: Cuisance (from 68); Mesloub (from 68); Aguilar (from 85); Kadile (from 85); Skóraś (from 88)
Bench: 16. Gorgelin - 32. Antonio K. - 5. Bulatović
Yellow Cards: Titraoui 79
Marseille: 1. de Lange - 4. Egan-Riley, 21. Aguerd, 25. U.Garcia - 6. Nnadi (Kondogbia, 90) - 23. Hojbjerg - 8. Abdelli (Gomes An., 78), 77. Harit (Abdallah K., 77) - 9. Gouiri, 14. Paixao, 22. Weah
Substitution: Abdallah K. (from 77); Gomes An. (from 78); Kondogbia (from 90)
Bench: 92. Vermot - 18. Meïté B., 46. Mbondo E., 74. Bezahaf - 42. Kamissoko - 11. Maupay
Yellow Cards: Gouiri 81; de Lange 90
In a fiercely contested encounter, the decisive moment came courtesy of a brilliant individual effort from Amine Gouiri
It was the heaviest European defeat in the history of French football
Despite enjoying a strong start, the French side failed to turn their early dominance into goals
RC Lens secured a crucial 2-1 victory over Olympique Lyonnais
Paris Saint-Germain claimed a crucial 2-1 victory
Marseille made a statement on the opening weekend of the new Ligue 1 season
RC Lens have made history by winning the Trophée des Champions
Atlético continued their preparations for the new La Liga season with a hard-fought 2-1 victory
Lens etched their name into French football history
Paris Saint-Germain officially secured another chapter in their domestic dominance
The decisive moment belonged to 16-year-old sensation Meziane Mesloub
A thrilling six-goal encounter in Brest ended in a dramatic 3-3 draw
RC Lens produced a statement performance at Stade Bollaert-Delelis
Olympique de Marseille held on for a second consecutive clean-sheet victory
Lens held their nerve to clinch a 5–4 shootout win
Few stadiums capture drama quite like the Orange Velodrome
Marseille and head coach Roberto De Zerbi have agreed to part ways by mutual consent, the Ligue 1 club confirmed in an official statement
Roberto De Zerbi, head coach of Olympique Marseille, addressed speculation about his potential departure following the club’s Champions League exit
Lens managed a late consolation goal, but it did little to alter the narrative of the evening
For much of the first half, the hosts managed to contain the Premier League giants and stay competitive
League leaders faced a stubborn test from AJ Auxerre
He quickly establishing himself as one of the most promising young forwards in French football
Olympique produced a ruthless display
Once again the trophy was heading back to the French capital
The northern French side have now been top of the table for more than a month and showed no signs of slowing down
As a result, Paris Saint-Germain drop to second place, now trailing the new leaders by a single point
Greenwood moves clear at the top of the scoring charts with his tenth league goal