Gambardella: OM loses its title, PSG eliminated too

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By: Manu Tournoux

Gambardella: OM loses its title, PSG eliminated too

Holding the trophy, OM did not pass the 32 marke
of the Gambardella Cup final this Sunday.

Against Toulouse, the young Marseillais lost on penalties (4-2 in the tabs) at the end of a topsy-turvy match that ended with a score of 3-3 and which nevertheless saw the Olympians lead 2-0 after 20 minutes of play.

Big surprise also with the premature elimination of PSG against a Regional 1 U18 team, Maladrerie de Caen (4-5 on the tab), while regulation time had sanctioned the debates with a parity score (1-1) .

Other notable results recorded this Sunday in the Gambardella Cup:
Creil 2-2 Lille (3-1 on the tab)
Montre-Bonneveine 1-4 Monaco
Nimes 1-2 Nice
Caen 2-1 Lens
Sochaux 1-4 Lyon
Stade Poitevin 1-5 Nantes
Laval 2-3 Rennes
Montpellier 4-1 Air Bel
Annecy 0-1 Auxerre
Brest 4-1 Tours

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