AI-generated summary
Olympique de Marseille had just suffered a defeat in Monaco and were looking to launch their season against an ambitious Paris FC, undefeated until then and buoyed by remarkable offensive performances.
10:49 p.m.
Come on, we'll leave it there! Thank you all for following us on this great football evening with a great match. We'll meet again in the middle of the week for the start of the Champions League. Good night little ones
10:47 p.m.
Amine Harit for the Marseillais:
“We concede a slightly stupid goal at the start, we manage to come back, we do the hard part. It comes down to the details and at the start of the season, we have to work. But no one cheats. »
10:45 p.m.
First reaction at the Ligue 1+ microphone with Maxime Lopez
“It was a big match, against a beautiful stadium, it’s difficult to play in this stadium. Congratulations to Lassine for his hat-trick. It's nice, I told the players that it was special for me to play here. »
10:41 p.m.
OM already in crisis?
The Marseillais struggled defensively, like Egan-Riley, and were always in reaction. Despite Gouiri's two goals, the Marseillais always had to chase the score. They also came up against a great Kevin Trapp in the Parisian goals.
90th+6
It's over, victory for the PFC in Marseille!
Huge victory for the Parisians, who had a big match, like Lassine Sinayoko who scored a hat-trick. Liam Rosenior's men were very enterprising in transition and put OM in enormous difficulty. The PFC is still undefeated!
90th+3
It's starting to whistle loudly at the Vélodrome!
90th
DE LANGE AVOID DISASTER!
On a counterattack, Moses Simon runs at full stride, does a leg pass before hitting hard. The Dutch goalkeeper deflects the ball.
89th
Egan-Riley's hand on video!
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87th
What a PFC match! We will have to manage these last minutes well
86th
PFC’S THIRD GOAL SIGNS SINAYOKO!
The hat-trick for the former AJA who beats De Lange. The PFC close to achieving the big blow at the Vélodrome.
85th
PENALTY FOR THE PFC, HAND OF EGAN RILEY ON A STRIKE BY SIMON!
84th
Clément Turpin will go see the VAR!
83rd
The PFC who asks for a hand from Egan-Riley in the area...
81st
Pierre Lees-Melou's long shot goes just wide!
79th
Rooooh Maxime Lopez's pass for Sinayoko, it's great art!
78th
Exit of Koleosho and Kebbal, entries of Simon and Zabi at PFC
So, Zabi, I was at PFC-Nice last week, the start of the school year is crazy. He looked like an adult among children. He enjoyed it. Attention OM.
77th
There is panic in the Parisian defense after a one-two between the two Amine, Harit and Gouiri!
76th
Kevin Trapp's paraaaaaaade in front of Gouiri!
Deep ball for Abdallah, who serves behind the double scorer whose shot is deflected by the German goalkeeper.
75th
Well, there is no rhythm at all anymore haha, I think everyone is worn out.
72nd
Paixao, Gomes and Aguerd releases! Entrances of Abdallah, Cornelius and Mmadi to OM!
At the end of the third day of Ligue 1, Olympique de Marseille was beaten by Paris FC at the Vélodrome (2-3) this Sunday.
After the defeat in Monaco, the Phocaeans, very fragile defensively in the transition phases, followed up with a second setback in a row.
Seductive during its big victory against Nice (3-0), Paris FC once again put out a great performance like Lassine Sinayoko, author of a hat-trick.
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10:49 p.m.
Come on, we'll leave it there! Thank you all for following us on this great football evening with a great match. We'll meet again in the middle of the week for the start of the Champions League. Good night little ones
90th+6
It's over, victory for the PFC in Marseille!
Huge victory for the Parisians, who had a big match, like Lassine Sinayoko who scored a hat-trick. Liam Rosenior's men were very enterprising in transition and put OM in enormous difficulty. The PFC is still undefeated!
86th
PFC’S THIRD GOAL SIGNS SINAYOKO!
The hat-trick for the former AJA who beats De Lange. The PFC close to achieving the big blow at the Vélodrome.
85th
PENALTY FOR THE PFC, HAND OF EGAN RILEY ON A STRIKE BY SIMON!
53rd
AMIIIIINE GOUIRIIIIII WHICH EQUALIZES!
Right side Amine Harit is solid in his duel and serves Amine Gouiri who makes a half-volley at point blank range! Gorgeous !
46th
Here we go again, friends!
Come on, we want as much rhythm and opportunities as in the first year.
46th+2
Halftime at the Vélodrome!
After a superb first forty-five minutes, the PFC led by one goal in Marseille thanks to a double from Sinayoko. The Marseille defense completely failed against very sharp Parisian counterattacks. The Marseillais still had several chances to equalize.
19th
DOUBLE FOR SINAYOKOOOOOOOO
On the corner, played by two, Pagis's center hits the former Auxerre's head, while three Parisians are alone, unmarked by the Marseille defense!
8th
AMINE GOUIIIIIRRRRI WHO EQUALS!!!!
Big pressure from OM, Chergui panics and slips while attempting a back pass, Gouiri takes advantage, opens his foot and equalizes! What a crazy start to the match!
1st
SINAYOOOOOOOKO WHO OPENS THE SCORE AFTER 25 SECONDS!
Superb opening in depth from Pagis for Koleosho who overtakes everyone and serves the former Auxerre scorer, who just has to finish. Flat foot, safety!
0th
Kick-off given by OM, let's go to the Vélodrome!
8:30 p.m.
Come on, let's start this live!
6:00 p.m.
Hello Minutos/Minutas!
Bruno Genesio was finally able to breathe on Tuesday evening: the OM coach finally saw the transfer market end and after losing a plethora of players (Rulli, Balerdi, Aubameyang, Timber...), Genesio saw his best player, Igor Paixao, stay on the Canebière. The Brazilian, absent in Monaco due to injury, will not be too much to bring a little power to a Marseille attack lacking quality. With three points in two games, Marseille must launch its season against a PFC which has big objectives this year, with sure values from Ligue 1 and small nuggets which are just waiting to explode (Zabi, Matondo...).
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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
OM will have to work on their defense in transition to avoid further setbacks
Likely · Within weeks
PFC will continue to rely on the form of Lassine Sinayoko for their next matches
Very likely · Within weeks

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