OM-Nantes LIVE: 9 vs 11 – Match Updates & Result

Cabella makes her first appearance in her new colors, entering in Tabibou’s place.

OM pushes at the start of the second half. This time, it was Murillo, at the far post, who was found and attempted a volley, but the ball flew into the stands.

On a free kick repelled by the Nantes defense, the ball returned to Højbjerg. He tries his luck from the left, but Lopes makes a superb save with his foot to prevent the equalizer.

The English winger is once again at work. Near the surface, he launched a shot, but too axial, it was stopped by Lopes.

OM had finally found the difference: Greenwood had a shooting window, but he was caught by two Nantes defenders.

Aubameyang escapes on the left side and manages to cross, but Tati, on the trajectory, repels the danger.

The Canaries in front of the scoreboard kick off the second act.

Amir Murillo came on at half-time in place of Medina who signed his return to Ligue 1.

One of the best players on his team in this first act, the right piston is forced to give up his place due to an ischio injury. Doucouré replaces him.

Placed back on the left lane, Weah manages to send a low cross. Cozza is missing, and Aubameyang, a little short, can’t get back on track. First dangerous action for OM in more than 30 minutes.

On an opening from Medina, Weah plays Centonze before sending a cross into the area, but Lopes easily grabs the ball.

The fourth referee announces six minutes of added time in this first half.

Abline, real poison in this first period, gets rid of Pavard before serving Machado, launched at full speed. Rulli chooses to go out, and Machado’s knee hits the goalkeeper’s head.

The Italian takes the corner, perfectly struck, but the ball goes past everyone. Hojbjerg touches the ball, but that is not enough to make the action dangerous.

How hard it is for the people of Marseille! Tabibou, alone in front of the goal, takes a shot, but his attempt lacks power and is repelled by Rulli.

On a Marseille cross, Amian wins in the air at the last minute, just in front of Aubameyang who is lurking behind him.

The Brazilian winger pays the price for the exclusion of his teammate and gives way to Bilal Nadir.

The former Lyonnais remains on the ground after Vermeeren’s tackle and struggles to get up, but he will keep his place.

After the VAR, the post! Tabibou takes a free kick on the right side, outside the area. The attacker rolls up, Rulli makes a mistake in his assessment and is lobbed by the trajectory, but the ball crashes onto the post.

Paixão hits his left side and sends a superb cross for Aubameyang’s head, but his attempt lacks power and ends up in Lopes’ gloves. First big opportunity for Marseille.

Aubameyang is found at the far post and puts it back for Hojbjerg in the area, but his attempt is blocked. The following corner will do nothing.

Despite the disallowed goal, Nantes is not discouraged. Abline changes sides to El Arabi, who puts it back for Tati. The latter wins his duel, but Rulli, vigilant this time, easily seizes the leather.

Mr. Bollengier consults the VAR: an offside could be signaled.

Abline slips through the defense again, but is well caught by Vermeeren. El Arabi then tries his luck, but Medina makes a superb tackle to counter. Corner to follow.

First opportunity for the Canaries: Abline is found behind the defense. The Frenchman then crosses, but Rulli easily grabs the ball.

The Marseillais accelerate the game: Weah serves Greenwood, who loses his control, but the ball returns. Paixão tries to resume, but Lopes intervenes, but there was an offside position.

The Marseillais quickly took control of the ball from the kick-off and chained passes while waiting to find the fault.

Players gather in midfield to pay tribute to Jean-Louis Gasset, former Marseille coach. The entire Vélodrome stands for a minute of silence in his memory.

The 22 actors make their entrance onto the lawn of a packed Vélodrome, as usual. The South Winners deployed a tifo in tribute to Jean-Louis Gasset.

The Canaries have not been idle on the transfer market this winter, with the arrivals of Deiver Machado, from RC Lens, and Rémy Cabella. Two reinforcements who will try to bring their experience to help the club get out of the red zone. The Colombian defender starts, while Cabella will start on the bench and could come into play.

Absent for a long time due to injury, Facundo Medina, Hamed Junior Traoré and Amine Gouiri return to the group this afternoon. The Argentine defender is aligned from the start in the three-way defense, while the other two could come into play during the match.

The calendar promises to be a real headache for Roberto De Zerbi. Third with 32 points, Olympique de Marseille begins a real marathon with no less than eight matches in four weeks.

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Penultimate in the championship, FC Nantes must absolutely take points this afternoon, especially since all the teams also affected by the maintenance have not yet played and only five points separate 14th from 18th.

Olympique de Marseille will have to take all three points if they do not want to fall behind at the top of Ligue 1. RC Lens, leader, is eight points ahead, while PSG, runner-up, has four. In the event of victory, Roberto De Zerbi’s men could come back to within one point of the European champions.

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