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28th day of Ligue 1:

Vélodrome stadium.

Olympique de Marseille – Toulouse FC: 3-2.

Goals: Suazo CSC (21st), Greenwood (57th) and Rabiot (64th) for OM; Magri (28th) and Sierro (76th) for Toulouse.

More dashing than in recent weeks, Marseille has dominated Toulouse (3-2) thanks to pretty goals from Greenwood and Rabiot. OM thus recovers second place in Ligue 1!

Immersed in a small crisis this week following a series of bad results, the Marseille club was keen to redeem itself in front of its audience. After a stretch start to the match, with a Toulouse goal refused to Casseres for an offside Magri (9th), OM opened the brand thanks to … a Toulousain. Pressed by Luis Henrique at the second post after a center of Rabiot, Suazo sent a nice resumption of the left in his own cage to give the advantage to Marseille (1-0 to the 21st). Despite this blow, the Téfecé reacted directly and even equalized through Magri, who took over a Suazo center (1-1 in the 29th). Before the break, Babicka (32nd, 38th) gave cold sweats to the Marseille public, and Merlin was testing remains (37th), but without finding the flaw.

Upon returning from the locker room, OM found its best face. Served by Bennacer at 20 meters, Greenwood quickly capsized the velodrome with a genius shot that ended in the opposing skylight (2-1 at the 57th).

Rabiot imitated English a few minutes later, marking a nice cover after a strike from Greenwood counted by Cresswell (3-1 to the 64th). Despite this break and a goal refused to Rowe for offside (70th), Marseille was not completely safe. Since in the last quarter of an hour, Sierro re-laid the suspense by cutting a free kick of Casseres at the first post to deceive Rulli (3-2 in the 76th). At the end of the match, Marseille was trembling on an opportunity for Sierro (80th), but still managed to keep her advantage of a goal to take it finally (3-2).

Thanks to this victory, Roberto de Zerbi's OM dates back to second place in Ligue 1. Far behind the Parisian champion, Marseille takes up two points ahead of Monaco, three in Strasbourg and four in Lyon in the podium race. For its part, the TFC of Carles Martínez Novell, defeated for the third time in a row, is in the soft belly of the championship, with eight units ahead of the red zone.



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