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Trailing 2-0 at half-time, Rousset’s players were able to come back into the game in the second half against OM’s reserves, securing a draw (2-2) in this derby between the Rhône and the Rhone. Both teams remain undefeated after four league games. For Jean-Pierre Papin, OM B coach, and Nordine Assami, Rousset’s assistant, this result generally satisfies everyone, even if there are still some regrets on both sides. OM, dominant in the first half, saw Sofiane Sidi Ali open the scoring with a beautiful header in the 32nd minute from a corner taken by Gaël Lafont. Three minutes later, the Marseille captain perfectly served Robinio Vaz, who scored his third goal of the season, consolidating OM’s lead.
The strong man of the group
In the second half, Rousset was able to react and took advantage of the Olympians’ drop in form to equalize. The visitors could even have taken the lead at the end of the match, but the score remained fixed at 2-2. For OM, this draw leaves a bitter taste, because the team had the match in hand before being pegged back. However, the performance of Robinio Vaz, 17, continues to impress. Arriving this summer from Sochaux, the young striker has already scored three goals in four games and is establishing himself as a key element of the Olympian reserve team. A promising start for him, with the professional squad in his sights if he continues like this!
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To summarize
Robinio Vaz, 17, continues to impress. Arriving this summer from Sochaux, the young striker has already scored three goals in four games and is establishing himself as a key player in the Olympique reserve team. A promising start for him, with his sights set on the professional squad if he continues like this!
