At the Luz stadium, OM struggled at the start of the match against Benfica, quickly conceding a goal from Rafa Silva (16th minute). Angel Di Maria managed to widen the gap before Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang managed to keep his team alive for the second leg. Jean-Louis Gasset, OM coach, remains hopeful ahead of the return match.
Despite OM’s defeat at Benfica (1-2), optimism reigns in Marseille. Moroccan internationals Azzedine Ounahi et Amine Harit are confident for the return match, aware that the atmosphere at the Vélodrome stadium will be a considerable asset.
OM still alive in the Europa League
Trailing 2-0 in the 52nd minute of play, loon finally managed to reduce the gap thanks to Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. A crucial goal before the return match which will take place at the Vélodrome stadium next Thursday.
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“We know where we are going to play, in front of whom and we know that we are capable of surpassing ourselves at home”
After the meeting, Jean-Louis Gasset drew up a rather optimistic assessment, in the columns of La Provence: “What do I remember from the match? It’s about being alive. A qualification requires both matches. We know where we are going to play, in front of whom and we know that we are capable of surpassing ourselves at home. We scored 3 goals against Shakhtar and 4 against Villarreal, we have a lot of hope. »
2024-04-12 17:15:00
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