LIVE – OM-PSG (0-3): the Marseillais remain powerless, Paris pushes to worsen the score

72′

PSG responded immediately, but Désiré Doué did not convert his first big action, repelled by Rulli.

71′

Against Marseille led by Murillo, launched by Rulli. Rarely have OM spent so much time around or in the Parisian penalty area. But his players do not materialize.

PSG makes 2 changes: Désiré Doué replaces Bradley Barcola and Fabien Ruiz enters in place of Warren Zaire-Emery.

64′

Against Parisian. Barcola again launches at full speed towards Rulli’s goal on his right side, but he does not manage to transmit the ball in time to Dembélé placed in the axis to conclude the action.

62′

The Parisians continue to press and create chances when the Marseillais do not touch the ball (25% possession). But fortunately for the latter, the Parisian attempts did not materialize.

56′

What a missed opportunity for Dembélé! Barcola serves Dembelé perfectly placed in the area and in the middle, just in front of the Marseille goalkeeper. But he completely misses his recovery and sends the ball over the cages

On the Parisian side, Nuno Mendes gives way to Lucas Beraldo in defense.

52′

Entering the penalty area, Adrien Rabiot tries his luck with a shot, but misses Donnarumma’s target.

On the Marseille side, Ismael Koné replaced Sepe Elye Wahi and Jonathan Rowe replaced Mason Greenwood.

47′

Right side, Hakimi reverses and serves Barcola perfectly on the left side. The Parisian striker does not bring down his shot enough, which goes out at the far post.

46′

It’s back to the Stade Vélodrome. Will OM manage to recover and score without letting Paris worsen the score?

These few figures clearly explain the Parisian domination and the Marseille sinking in the first period.

PSG leads 3-0 at halftime. This is a first, in all competitions, for a trip to Marseille.

It’s the break in Marseille, the players return to the locker room under the whistles of the Vélodrome. The Parisians (already) lead 3 goals to 0, in a one-sided match. The Marseillais have a lot of trouble keeping the ball and being dangerous. Reduced to ten, the evening host even offered a goal to his opponent, Balerdi’s own goal being the perfect illustration of Marseille’s disarray.

The stands should be less crowded in the second half since dozens of Marseille supporters were seen leaving the stadium.

45 + 3′

Rulli wins his duel against Hakimi on the right side. But the Parisian player was offside at the start of the action.

40′

BARCOLA GOAL FOR PSG. Rulli is cornered in front of his goal. After a save on a shot from Dembelé coming from the right side, the world champion recovers the ball and reverses to the left to serve Barcola. All he has to do is put the ball deep.

29′

CSC GOAL FOR PSG. Balerdi makes a big mistake in the penalty area. He deceives his goalkeeper by touching the ball with his toes and pushing it into the cages, when his first intention was surely to clear it. He was alone in the area, the Parisian danger was zero.

24′

Corner for OM. Donnarumma receives the ball directly in front of his goal.

20′

RED CARD FOR HARIT. The Marseillais cuts Marquinhos a little too high, at the level of the abdomen. The player said when he left the field that he did not see the Parisian coming behind him. At 10, the rest of the meeting promises to be difficult for OM.

18′

Yellow card for Marseille player Pierre-Emile Højbjerg. PSG gets an interesting free kick but Hakimi’s shot goes well above Rulli’s cage.

13′

Wahi attempts a shot from outside the penalty area but it is deflected by a Parisian player and captured by Donnarumma. The Marseillais are unable to keep the ball or get closer to the Parisian goal.

7′

GOAL FOR PARIS SAINT-GERMAIN! Mendes, offset on his right side, serves in the axis Neves, who only has to place the ball in the back of the net while the Marseille goalkeeper, who deflects the ball by diving, is already on the ground.

4′

Ousmane Dembélé tries his luck in the middle and shoots on goal. A strike easily stopped by Rulli.

1′

LET’S GO TO THE VELODROME!! Under the whistles of the stadium, Dembélé kicks off this closing match of the 9th day of Ligue 1.

PREMATCH

The 22 players enter the pitch at the Stade Vélodrome, in an overheated atmosphere.

COMPOSITION

Le XI depart du Paris Saint-Germain: Donnarumma – Hakimi, Marquinhos (capitaine), Pacho, Nuno Mendes – Vitinha, João Neves, Zaïre-Emery – Dembélé, Lee Kang-In, Barcola.

COMPOSITION

The departing XI of Olympique de Marseille: Rulli – Brassier, Balerdi (capitaine), Kondogbia, Murillo – Højbjerg, Rabiot – Harit, Greenwood, Henrique – Wahi.

PREMATCH

It’s the turn of the Parisians to arrive at the Stade Vélodrome.

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The Olympique de Marseille players arrived at the Stade Vélodrome.

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Small ranking point: AS Monaco, which occupied 2nd place in the ranking between PSG and OM with 20 points, experienced its first defeat of the season against Nice (2-1). Before the closing match between PSG and OM the ranking therefore does not change. But the stakes of this evening’s match are even greater, since in the event of a victory, PSG will be able to widen the gap with their opponents, and if it is OM who win, they will move up to equal points with Monaco and Paris with 20 points on the clock too.

PREMATCH

Before tonight’s “Classic”, Paris Saint-Germain is first in the Ligue 1 standings with 20 points. The capital club has not lost a match this season, winning 6 of its 8 meetings.

Olympique de Marseille is in 3rd position with 17 points. The Marseille club has won 5 matches, 2 draws and 1 defeat. This evening, if OM wins, they could catch up with their number 1 enemy.

PREMATCH

One player will be particularly at the center of attention this Sunday evening: OM’s new recruit and ex-Parisian Adrien Rabiot. Trained at PSG, the midfielder played 7 seasons there before leaving the club after six months on the sidelines in 2018.

PREMATCH

The meeting between PSG and OM, at the end of the 9th day of Ligue 1, will be the 108th between the two enemy clubs in all competitions since 1971. The last match between the two teams was played on March 31 and won 2 goals to 0 by Paris Saint-Germain.

Paris has won 50 of these 108 confrontations, Marseille 34 and the two clubs have failed to decide between 23 times. It was against the capital club that OM lost the most in its history.

WELCOME

Hello everyone. Welcome to TF1info to follow live commentary of the match between Paris Saint-Germain and Olympique de Marseille counting for the 9th day of Ligue 1. Kick-off will be given at 8:45 p.m. at the Stade Vélodrome by François Letexier.