Panic on board at OM, from Zerbi lets go: “I am …”

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By: Manu Tournoux

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Marseille sinks into the crisis after a new defeat against Reims (1-3). Roberto de Zerbi expresses his concern in the face of this black series which compromises the race for the Champions League.

Olympique de Marseille completely missed its match against the Stade de Reims (1-3) this Saturday in Ligue 1. With this new underperformance, the Marseille club continues a third consecutive setback, after its defeats against RC Lens (0-1) on March 8 and Paris Saint-Germain (3-1) on March 16.

One of the most concern for Roberto de Zerbi. And for good reason, OM could see its chances of qualification for the next Champions League. With the victory of AS Monaco against Nice, the sky and white now slide in third place in the ranking, just two points from the gym.

De Zerbi is sounding the alarm

“Four defeats in the last five games, it doesn't work well. We are not very lucky because we have opportunities, especially that of Gouiri. Subsequently, we take a slightly stupid goal when the defense was well placed. It happens in football, but we have to react seriously, and we all want to be in the Champions League ”said the Italian coach at a press conference.

“All players want to play the Champions League with the OM jersey. You have to understand why we can get there. I am worried, yes, because we chain a fourth defeat in five games. But I have always struggled, I don't give a gift ”said RDZ.

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