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Olympique de Marseille 2-0 Brest.
94' WOW
Guendouzi shoots low after receiving from Aubameyang. Bizot gets down to save
91' BIZOT
Veretout crosses and Aubameyang fires a low shot just over. Bizot saves, Guendouzi takes the rebound and the goalkeeper saves again
90'
+6
90' Substitution for Brest
In: Mbock
Out: Del Castillo
80' Substitution for Olympique
In: Guendouzi
Out: Sarr
74' Substitutions for Brest
In: Mathias Pereira Lage and Dembélé
Out: Camara and Le Douaron
73' Yellow card for Brest
Satriano
68' GOAL OLYMPIQUE
Lodi crosses, Bizot clears and Sarr picks up the rebound. The striker advances down the right and shoots across goal at the far post
65' Substitution for Olympique
In: Vitinha
Out: Ndiaye
61' Substitutions for Brest
In: Jonas Martin and Satriano
Out: Hugo Magnetti and Mounié
53'
Lodi takes the ball into the box. Aubameyang takes a free shot from the edge of the box and sends it wide
49' Substitution for Olympique
In: Mughe
Out: Harit
45'
The game resumes
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⏱ 45’ | #OMSB29 1️⃣-0️⃣
⏸ Nos Olympiens sont devant à la pause.
𝟭𝟱 𝗺𝗶𝗻𝘂𝘁𝗲𝘀 de break avant le début du second acte⏳ pic.twitter.com/qcXoC3pROa — Olympique de Marseille (@OM_Officiel) August 26, 2023
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⌚ Mi-temps | C'est la pause au Vélodrome. Surpris d'entrée par les locaux, nos Ty-Zefs ont vite repris leurs esprits et ont montré de quoi ils étaient capables en faisant le jeu. 💪🔴⚪ Lâchez rien les gars ⚔#OMSB29 1⃣-0⃣ pic.twitter.com/HvIK9scDoZ — Stade Brestois 29 (@SB29) August 26, 2023
48'
First half ends
45'
+3
41'
Lees-Melou recovers on the right and shoots. The ball goes wide of the goal
30'
Mbemba takes a chance and Lopez saves twice
24 WOW
Le Douaron crosses, Del Castillo deflects the ball and it bounces off Mounié and hits the post
15'
Del Castillo sets up a counter-attack, looks for Le Douaron in the area, who heads in. Lopez makes the save
12'
Brest had more of the ball and tried to attack with throw-ins
7'
Locko takes a throw in the box and Gigot sends it wide
4' GOAL OLYMPIQUE
Veretout takes a free-kick to the far post. Mbemba gets his head on the ball to open the scoring
00'
Ball rolling
Brest roster
𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐢𝐬, 𝐁𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐨𝐢𝐬𝐞𝐬 !
Voici le 𝐎𝐍𝐙𝐄 de départ pour affronter l'Olympique de Marseille⚔
🔴⚪ #AllezBrest #OMSB29 pic.twitter.com/1JBdCIaNpV — Stade Brestois 29 (@SB29) August 26, 2023
Olympique roster
🅒🅞🅜🅟🅞 #OMSB29 🔵⚪️
Les 11 joueurs sélectionnés par le coach Marcelino pour débuter ce soir face à Brest ⚔️ pic.twitter.com/OnDS7DfRCN — Olympique de Marseille (@OM_Officiel) August 26, 2023
All set on the red side
🔴 Le 𝗥𝗼𝘂𝗰𝗵' est prêt dans le vestiaire brestois ! 🔴
🔜 #OMSB29 pic.twitter.com/7PBU9Nl3KC — Stade Brestois 29 (@SB29) August 26, 2023
Olympiens dressing room
𝗩𝗲𝘀𝘁𝗮𝗶𝗿𝗲 #OMSB29 ✅
Une idée de la compo du jour ? 👀 pic.twitter.com/5nrOAdOGLc — Olympique de Marseille (@OM_Officiel) August 26, 2023
Vélodrome
👋 @orangevelodrome 🤩
🔜 #OMSB29 pic.twitter.com/ZXm0UCrMJ4 — Olympique de Marseille (@OM_Officiel) August 26, 2023
Video refereeing
VAR: Yohann Rouinsard
AVAR: Rémi Landry
Field refereeing
Referee: Jérémy Stinat
Assistant 1: Christophe Mouysset
Assistant 2: François Boudikian
Fourth official: Abdelatif Kherradji
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Speak up, Marcelino!
"I haven't held anything back since the first game. We played well in the next three, especially the last two. We weren't successful with our finishing, but we could have won. During the week we reviewed the concepts and ideas of the game, we're at a very good intermediate level. We have solutions. For Kondogbia, the situation is less serious than expected and he should be back soon after the break or the following week. If Guendouzi leaves, we won't be taking a player. Pape Gueye will return in November. After the end of the transfer window, we'll have a competitive team. Kondogbia and Gueye can't play. All the other players are available.
For the midfield, the players must be compatible. The two profiles must be compatible, good at transitions and without the ball, they must occupy the field, help the defenders. You need very complete circles, even though modern soccer is played on surfaces. The most difficult thing in soccer is scoring and also the final pass. This is the most expensive. I expect OM to get into the opponent's box as often as in the last two games. Sarr had chances, he stumbled over goalkeepers. He was ill the night before the game against Pana. What matters is the quality of the minutes played, not the quantity. We're happy with what Vitinha, Iliman (Ndiaye) and Pierre-Emerick (Aubameyang) are doing.
It's very good for the players, the fans and the spectacle (the change in the schedule of the OM-Brest game). Despite the heat, we worked hard offensively. Brest, like Monaco, won their first two games. They have a good dynamic with a direct, counter-attacking game and intensity. We've worked hard to counter this team and we have good hopes of getting there.
Vitinha has already started. After the break we'll play three games a week, we'll need everyone. Vitinha can play at any time, he's not a complementary player, we're happy with what he's doing.
We need continuity in the game rather than increasing playing time at the end of matches. Sometimes we have more time than we thought, sometimes it's the opposite. We have to adapt and be focused from start to finish."
Speak up, Vitinha!
"It always takes time to adapt. I arrived last season and it was already underway. It's not easy, but I worked at it. The break came at the right time for me. I'm ready, I know the club and the city. I never thought about leaving. I still have confidence in myself. I knew I needed time to adjust. It was the first time I left Portugal. I worked every day to take advantage of the opportunities and play more.
I work to be a starter, help the team and take advantage of opportunities. I'm here to help the club if they need me. Yes, you'll see Vitinha from Braga again, the one who scores goals. We'll achieve what we want.
I can't say yes or no. If there was any doubt when I arrived, it was because of my adaptation. I was leaving Portugal for the first time, I was leaving my comfort zone. I had to adapt to the country, the language, the league. The club knew what style of player they were buying.
Yes, from the very first days he (Jean-Pierre Papin) spoke to me every day. He told me that it wasn't easy for him either. He helps me with positioning and finishing. He helps me at the end of training so that I can improve. I accept the coach's decisions. We work to bring the best to the club and if that happened (that we both played), I'd be very happy.
From day one, I felt the support of the fans. Despite the difficulties of adapting, I felt that support. They've always supported me, and I can only thank them. I'll try to repay them all. The 4-4-2 is the system I feel best in. It's easier with another player alongside or in front of you. When you move, you create space. We share the attacking work, it's my favorite system.
We had a week to prepare, we worked together. We work together like a family. That's how we can work. Brest have won their last two games, but we're more than ready to face this game."
Classification
Brest
With a 100% record, Brest beat Lens and Le Havre. The team is in second place with six points, trailing leaders Monaco.
Olympiens
After opening with a win over Reims, Olympique de Marseille are coming off a draw against Metz. With a 66% record, the Olympiens are in sixth place with four points.
Eye on the game
Olympique de Marseille vs Brest this Saturday (26), at the Vélodrome at 1 pm ET, for the Ligue 1 . The match is valid for the 3th round of the competition.
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