OM clearly dominated Lyon this Wednesday at the Vélodrome stadium, in a late match of the 10th day of Ligue 1 (3-0).
And to think that they had renounced the boycott of the meeting so as not to further compromise their future in the elite… This Wednesday at the Vélodrome, in a championship match which should have been played on October 29 without the stone-breaking of the coach of the Gones, the Lyonnais suffered a scathing 3-0. The very score they would have suffered if they had withdrawn for fear of attacks on their physical integrity.
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Unfortunately for the Rhone residents there was no match against the Marseillais who were mobilized as rarely this season. Perhaps galvanized by their last two victories to date – against Ajax in the Europa League (4-3) and Rennes in Ligue 1 (2-0) – the men of Gennaro Gattuso, who for the occasion had opted for a An unprecedented 5-3-2 with Aubameyang and Vitinha at the forefront, they were quick to take the game into their own hands.
Aubameyang transfigured
Even before the half-hour mark, OM were already leading 2-0 thanks to Vitinha (21e) and Murillo (25e), on two assists from Aubameyang. Transfigured these days after having suffered a number of criticisms, the Gabonese striker also went with his achievement at the start of the second half to kill the match (3-0, 55e). With an important victory for the Marseillais, to return to eighth place just three lengths from fifth place – six from the fourth potential sesame for the C1. OL, on the other hand, are hitting rock bottom, weighed down by a ninth defeat in 14 outings and still five lengths off a 16e position synonymous with dams.
