a big scuffle broke out at the end of the match between Corte and OM

It's definitely a bad patch for the Olympique de Marseille reserve. Already disrupted by the conflict between its coach Jean-Pierre Papin and the head of Pro2 Ali Zarrak, the Marseille B team suffered this Saturday, November 2, the first setback of its season in Group J of National 3. The young Marseille guard was dominated by Corte (0-2) in Corsica and leaves control of the group to Rousset (3 more points). But beyond this sporting setback, the OM reserve experienced an episode which it would have done without on Saturday evening.

At the final whistle of the match, a violent scuffle broke out, reports La Provence. After a meeting “which went well” on the pitch according to a Marseille source, tempers heated up when they returned to the locker room. The young OM striker Robinio Vaz allegedly shot a ball towards a fence where Corte supporters were. A “forty people, but not Corsican players” would then have gathered in the tunnel adjoining the locker rooms in order to fight it out. A member of the Olympian staff, trying to protect the center forward, reportedly received a punch. On the other hand, no OM player would have been hit. After this commotion, Robinio Vaz inherited a red card, just like a Corte player.