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The lucky victory against Toulouse was only a trompe-l'oeil. In full decay for several weeks, OM, heavily beaten in Monaco, unfortunately confirmed that it could lose everything by the end of May, in particular the precious qualification for the next C1. A perspective that particularly worries Adrien Rabiot who is guessing that the “deal” with OM consisted of being able to expose themselves in the Champions League next year.
Already very backwards after the non-match in Reims a fortnight ago, the former Parisian preferred to be silent after this new disappointment for fear that the words exceed his thought: “If I speak to you, I will say dingueries” he dropped to journalists who were waiting for the Marseille players in the mixed zone, before Kondogbia stops in his place.
“We are still alive”
Oddly, his coach Roberto de Zerbi, usually very severe with his troops, did not add to a press conference, preferring to share a form of optimism difficult to share. “For me, 3-0 is not a fair result. It is clear that if we only analyze the result, I tell you '' there are 3-0 '' and I go. But if we look at the match, the result is not fair. If we go back to 1-1 at the break with the enormous occasion of Luis Henrique, that's another match, “said the Italian technician. “We are still alive, we still have great possibilities to reach the C1. I have nothing to say to the players, we must remain united. I am optimistic. I am more optimistic this evening than after certain defeats and even certain victories ”.
At least good news in this slump? Next week is Montpellier, the worst Ligue 1 team, almost relegated, that is up to the Vélodrome. It would really need an OM feat so as not to get out of it with the three points.
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