Sturm: 22. Helac - 2. Quarshie, 4. Gorenc-Stankovic, 23. Malic, 30. Koller P-F - 19. Seidl S., 28. Heil, 39. Weinhandl, 43. Hodl (Vallci, 87), 78. Matoshi (Halwachs, 90) - 14. Diakité (Beganovic, 46)
Substitution: Beganovic (from 46); Vallci (from 87); Halwachs (from 90)
Bench: 32. Wiener-Pucher, 41. Lorenz El. - 21. Petrovic P-r, 27. Balbo - 11. Kayombo
Yellow Cards: Diakité 32; Weinhandl 63; Malic 84
Marseille: 12. de Lange - 18. Meïté B., 21. Aguerd (Egan-Riley, 65), 25. U.Garcia, 74. Bezahaf (Weah, 83) - 42. Kamissoko - 7. Gomes An. (Abdelli, 46), 19. Kondogbia (Hojbjerg, 65) - 48. Abdallah K. - 9. Gouiri, 11. Maupay (Paixao, 46)
Substitution: Abdelli (from 46); Paixao (from 46); Egan-Riley (from 65); Hojbjerg (from 65); Weah (from 83)
Bench: 40. Van Neck Jelle - 33. Emerson Palmieri - 6. Nnadi - 43. Mmadi, 77. Harit
Yellow Cards: Gomes An. 24; Gouiri 80; Meïté B. 90
Marseille made a statement on the opening weekend of the new Ligue 1 season

Atlético continued their preparations for the new La Liga season with a hard-fought 2-1 victory

Olympique de Marseille held on for a second consecutive clean-sheet victory

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

He quickly establishing himself as one of the most promising young forwards in French football

Once again the trophy was heading back to the French capital

Greenwood moves clear at the top of the scoring charts with his tenth league goal

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