The great anger of the Marseillais

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By: Manu Tournoux

The great anger of the Marseillais

The Olympique de Marseille players had a hard time digesting a decision by the referee on Thursday against Brighton.

Olympique de Marseille had a bad time on Thursday after their draw (2-2) against Brighton. The fault of the scenario of the meeting which saw the Ciel et Blanc lead 2-0 before being caught in the second half. The fault was also due to an uncalled foul by Tariq Lamptey on Amine Harit, the Moroccan international ending the match with a bleeding ankle.

“ There is red! He steps on him. He could break his foot. We are too nice, we get fooled and we say nothing! », whispered Jordan Veretout in the corridors of the Stade Vélodrome at the end of the meeting. And Leonardo Balerdi was also annoyed.

“ I saw Amine’s ankle and I’m a little angry with the refereeing. There may be red. We must see. I didn’t see the images but maybe the referee could have checked the images,” he said after the match.

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Manu Tournoux

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