75th
And El-Ouazzani who transforms! Everything is restarted in this match
74th
PENALTY FOR ANGERS! But what did Nnadi do to us, he surrounded Arcus 10 meters from the ball
73rd
Triple change for the SCO, which throws the last living forces into the battle
Djibirin, Kalulu and Harouna come into play.
72nd
The Gouiri peno in two stages, just for you
70th
Too bad for Angers, and for the sake of the match, a small goal now would have brightened up the last 20 minutes
68th
The bar for Peter! This recovery was beautiful, De Lange was beaten but the ball crashed into the upright
66th
Allevinah finds Prosper in the area, but the ball comes from too high, the SCO striker cannot press his head
And De Lange always very calm in his goal. Apart from Raolisoa's gag header on goal, there was not a single shot on target from Angers.
64th
The Angevins are trying to restore order but when we haven't seen the match ball, it's always complicated to start playing in the blink of an eye
62nd
Two goals ahead for OM, who will be able to breathe a little
Deserved ten times in any case at the start of the second half, they came back really well after the break and were in the process of asphyxiating the locals.
60th
Gouiri... Lopes stops him but the Algerian follows well and can score in two stages!!
Oh, the Marseille striker is doing well, the ball came right back at him. And Lopes was not varnished on the contrary, he had clearly felt the blow on his left.
58th
PENO FOR OM! Gouiri who hits and is hooked in the area before being able to strike
57th
Gilli who changes her plans with the entry of Peter in place of Mouton
Two attackers for the SCO, hoping for them that it will allow them to see the ball again a little
55th
Ouch ouch Gouiri the poorly balanced little ball for Emerson while the SCO defense was still in PLS
53rd
I don't have the precise stats but the SCO must not keep the ball for more than 3 or 4 seconds when recovering, it's terrible
The Olympian control of the game was complete in these first minutes.
51st
Toto Lopes who flies away to box a strong cross from Nnadi who had taken up space on the right side
Be careful Angevins, if the 3rd arrives quickly it could change the match for us.
49th
OM who remain very high at the start of the second half, we are still on the same dynamic
47th
Paixao who lights the first entry fuse, it goes just above
46th
IT’S GOING AGAIN TO ANGERS
OM travel to Angers this Sunday (3 p.m., Ligue 1+) during the 7th day of Ligue 1.
Stuck in a catastrophic start to the season, the Marseillais took a little breath last weekend by beating Troyes (2-0), before once again reaching their current limits against Olympiakos in the Europa League (1-0 defeat at the Vélodrome on Thursday).
This meeting in Angers, which is sailing in the same waters as them in the standings (13th with 7 points, OM is 14th with 6), is crucial for the Marseillais if they do not want to sink into crisis.
The Angevins, for their part, remain on a big slap in Brest (5-1) which they hope to quickly erase in front of their public.
45th+2
It's the break! And it is therefore OM who lead, thanks to two goals from Abdelli then Kamissoko in the last minutes
See you in a few minutes for the rest.
43rd
KAMISSOKO!!! The kid slams his head on the following corner, it's his very first goal in Ligue 1
And OM who overthrow everything in less than 10 minutes!
37th
ABDELLI WHO BRINGS OM BACK TO HEIGHT!
Harit and Weah again on the right side, the American's cross is perfect and Abdelli catapults the ball into the net with his head. The elder of the house doesn't celebrate, but he is happy.
14th
RAOLISOA OPENS THE SCORE! Or is it Kondogbia against his camp?
We will see that again but Angevin goal in any case, on a flash from Van den Boomen which changes the game, Sbaï easily catches Egan Riley and crosses from outside for his defender who had followed the action well.
1st
HERE WE GO!
1:00 p.m.
HELLO EVERYONE
OM circus is on tour in Angers this afternoon and we said to ourselves that we couldn't miss it. Because a victory would mean the start of the start of a series (at least in the championship) and it would be a first in this complex season to say the least, and because a defeat would once again place the Olympians in the scarlet red zone and would further weaken Bruno Genesio's position. It is therefore a high-tension match that awaits OM at the Raymond-Kopa stadium, where the SCO will be keen to show that the spanking received in Brest last weekend served as a lesson.
