OM beaten at home by the last of Ligue 1: Mathieu Madénian, Marseille supporter, salutes the sense of responsibility of the players who “respected the curfew”

This Saturday evening, Olympique de Marseille suffered a serious setback at the Stade Vélodrome. Beaten 2-1 by the red lantern of the championship, Nîmes Olympique, Andre Vilas Boas’ players nevertheless arouse the pride of Mathieu Madénian.

The comedian has indeed published a video on Twitter in which he says “proud to be from Marseille” after this defeat. Even if it’s “a match that we had to win easily”, the Catalan salutes the spirit of responsibility of OM players. “Since from 6 p.m., they have completely disappeared from circulation”, to comply with the advanced national curfew.

“And that is a responsible attitude. Because you will see the players from Rennes, Monaco, Lyon, Paris (direct competitors of OM for the Ligue 1 podium, Editor’s note), tonight, they are going to play football and they will not respect the curfew. They are not going to be responsible and they are going to win. While we may have lost, but we are responsible. We’re responsible … for our shitty level of play. “

And Mathieu Madénian to appeal to the prefect of Bouches-du-Rhône for the next OM match. “If the prefecture could give them certificates so that they just play football. Not even, that they come to the stadium, that would be good!”