Relive OM’s sad draw against Angers under the gaze of the Vélodrome

SCO Angers leaves Marseille with a deserved draw point! OM missed their match and failed to produce any play, blocked by the combative Angevins. See you in two weeks for both teams after the international break.

The fourth referee announces six minutes of added time!

Amine Harit takes Murillo’s place for the end of the match.

El Melaili comes out in place of Belkhdim and Hanin leaves his place to Ekomie.

The Olympians ask for a hand from Biumla but the Angevin defender has his hand stuck to his body.

Ulisses Garcia is replaced by Lilian Brassier.

El Melaili goes on the counter for Angers and sees his shot blocked by Rowe, who returned to defend.

Ibrahima Niane leaves her place to Jim Allevinah.

From one side to the other! Ulisses Garcia thought he was making an assist for Murillo but the latter touched the ball with his arm after hitting it with his head. Still tied between the two teams.

The former Parisian returns to the pitch and replaces Derek Cornelius. Luis Henrique leaves his place to Elye Wahi.

The pace has dropped at the Vélodrome and the Marseille right-back attempts a shot off target.

The two OM players have removed their bibs and will return to the pitch in a few seconds.

El Melaili puts the free kick in the back of the net! An expulsion everywhere and now a goal everywhere!

The Dane commits a foul very close to the OM surface.

The Englishman scores again! The super-sub turns towards the goals and shoots with first intention into a stunned defense. 1-0 for OM!

Abdelli counters alone but finds himself blocked by Garcia and Balerdi who recover the ball.

The Olympians seem to be more offensive and do the restarts in twos instead of three as in the first period.

The referee whistles the start of the second act!

Valentin Carboni leaves his place to Jonathan Rowe, scorer during the Olympico.

The referee will whistle the start of the second half and Marseille will start.

The draw has never lived up to its name so well. End of the torture for the supporters with the two teams returning to the locker rooms. The match is insipid and we will expect more movements in the second half.

The Argentinian midfielder commits a sole attack on the new entrant Arcus.

The Angevin attacking midfielder injured his thigh and will be replaced by Carlens Argus.

The fourth referee announces additional time of four minutes.

The Argentine playmaker gets the ball after a recovery from Murillo, but his shot is too far off target.

The Angevins are gaining confidence and creating chances at the end of the first half, like Niane who misses her header.

Amir Murillo fouls Abdelli and Angers gets a free kick.

The Marseillais saw his shot blocked by the Angevin goalkeeper who made a good save.

The Angevin midfielder lights his 25-minute strike, not far from finishing in Rulli’s top corner. Corner for Angers.

Leonardo Balerdi also receives a yellow from Mr. Lissorgue for protest.

The Marseille striker hits Aholou. Second yellow for the OM scorer and he also returns to the locker room.

The Marseille striker takes a yellow for very exaggerated contact by the Angers goalkeeper.

The referee went to look at the VAR and saw that the dangerousness of Rao-Lisoa’s tackle was too strong for a simple yellow. The Angevin right-back is already heading back to the locker room.

The Swiss suffered a very dangerous tackle on the knee from Raolisoa. The Angevin receives a yellow card.

The Olympians have had 74% of the ball since the start of the match.

Lefort was not far from opening the scoring with a cross which he very close to recovering with a header at the near post.

The Angevin midfielder attempts a very long shot but fails to lob Rulli.

The Marseillais is guilty of a push on Rao-Lisoa in the Angers area.

OM moved into the SCO camp and accelerated their game with a touch of the ball and Greenwood attempted a shot saved by the Angevin goalkeeper.

The OM captain stops the Angevin counterattack by intercepting the ball.

Greenwood sees his shot hit on the edge of the area.

Balerdi, Cornelius and Kondogbia try to find solutions in the middle and circulate the ball between them.

The SCO obtains a free kick after a foul on its attacker.

The Swiss left-back receives a pass from Kondogbia in the area and makes a shot which bounces on the pitch and goes over Fofana’s bar.

The Angevis engage and referee Romain Lisorgue whistles the start of the match.

In an Orange Vélodrome which has half of its south turn closed, the two teams return to the pitch!

End of the warm-up for the two teams who go to the locker room to change before starting the match.

OM want to win in front of their home crowd after their poor performance during their trip to Strasbourg (1-0). Roberto De Zerbi’s men want to leave the international break on a good note and remain clinging to the front car alongside Monaco and PSG.

Angers are yet to win a match since their return to the top flight and are currently in last place in the table. The promoted person travels to a Vélodrome which will accept nothing other than victory for OM. An almost impossible mission for Angers who have not won on the road for 17 matches.

Angers will attempt the feat of recovering points at the Vélodrome. The promoted player from Angers has decided to start Ibrahima Niane, a former Metz player, for the first time this season. For the rest, Rao-Lisoa and El Melali are also back in the starting lineup.

For this last match before the break, Roberto De Zerbi decided to do something new with the firsts in the eleven of Ulysses Garcia and Valentin Carboni, on loan from Inter Milan. Neal Maupay takes his place at the forefront of the attack and Wahi will start the match on the bench. Leonardo Balerdi makes his return in the 4-2-3-1 which sees Hojberg return to the double pivot alongside Kondogbia.

Welcome to this new live on Figaro Sport for the opening of the seventh day of Ligue 1 between Olympique de Marseille and Angers SCO.