At the Stade Pierre-Mauroy, Lille and Olympique de Marseille shared the points in an intense and strategic 1-1 draw, keeping the race for European competition spots wide open. The scoring opened in the 57th minute when Amine Gouiri finished off an assist from Adrien Rabiot to give the visitors the lead. But Lille responded in the 74th minute with a well-executed team move that ended with a clean finish from Matías Fernández-Pardo. With this result, Olympique de Marseille remains in second place with 59 points, while Lille now sits on 57, level with Nice and Strasbourg, in a tightly contested battle for the European places. Marseille coach Roberto De Zerbi expressed satisfaction with his team’s performance but regretted missing out on a win that would have brought them closer to a direct Champions League spot. Meanwhile, Lille showed grit and determination to fight back and stay in contention. Head coach Paulo Fonseca praised his players' resilience and highlighted the importance of every point at this decisive stage of the season. Both teams face key challenges ahead: Lille will visit Brest, while Marseille will take on Le Havre — matches that could define their destiny in the closing weeks of the campaign. The high-rise housing estates in the north of Marseille are in the grip of drug gangs. Residents of these underserved neighborhoods are forced to live with violence and a lack of opportunities. But not everyone is willing to accept the situation. drug trafficking and gang wars are a part of everyday life Drug-related violence has claimed dozens of lives in recent years and the French government has been unable to improve the situation The 21-year-old is the founder of an organization called Conscience The group campaigns locally and citywide for better living conditions in these neighborhoods It also supports families who have lost loved-ones to drug-related gang violence — something Amine has experienced himself Another ray of hope for these troubled districts is a converted firefighting bus that provides medical assistance Doctor Slim Hadiji and his team offer preventive care and hold information events They also make house calls and accompany patients to medical appointments The initiative supports those who would otherwise receive little to no help local football club FCL Malpassé is an important community hub and a safe haven for the children and young people living in these areas The club's coaches are available around the clock They hope their club can offer young people not just a safe place to go For more videos in this series, follow this link 27/04/2025Olympique de Marseille moved two points ahead of Lille thanks to another explosive attacking display at the Vélodrome to blow apart an initially tricky Brest side Amine Gouiri’s hattrick included a stunning overhead kick A crucial test awaited Les Olympiens after their return from a Roman training camp to find some solace ahead of a crunch run-in for Champions League football Roberto De Zerbi’s men were helped by Monaco’s draw to Le Havre on Saturday but LOSC’s win over Angers saw OM drop to fourth ahead of the game with an opportunity to retake second from the Northern side Pre-match formalities saw OM’s South Winners ultra group pay homage to the late pope with a tifo before 1993 OM legend Basile Boli took the ceremonial kick-off of a match that was dedicated to the club’s partnership with the Ivory Coast But it was straight to on-pitch action as Brest saw an immediate chance to get on the scoresheet when Brighton loanee Sima burst through the OM back-line and had to be stopped by a fine rush from Geronimo Rulli in the opening minute Les Pirates started the better of the two sides but then Les Olympiens showed a rare streak of clinical efficiency when Amine Gouri brought down a searching effort floated by Luis Henrique in the box and provided a low finish past Coudert as De Zerbi fist-pumped the Vélodrome’s main stand But it wouldn’t last long until OM’s defensive deficiencies were once again exposed Brest saw out the first minutes of the half well and caused trouble with Ludovic Ajorque’s physical presence in the box Brenden Chardonnet’s power header rattled Rulli’s cross bar and no OM defender could get to Brighton loanee Abdallah Sima who buried the follow-up on the rebound to put Les Pirates back on level terms but it didn’t stop De Zerbi’s men from going in front again through Mason Greenwood The Englishman had a typical quiet start to the match but he received the ball from Højbjerg after a short-free kick was played quickly and he drove to the edge of the box and unleashed a strike which was heavily deflected off Chardonnet Then the moment of magic came from Amine Gouiri to get his second goal of the game with an outrageous overhead kick after a magnificent first touch to control Mason Greenwood’s delayed cross Brest had come out for the second half with a renewed vigour and the game would settle into a quiet period of possession for both sides But a cutting through ball from Adrien Rabiot saw Amine Gouiri race down on goal and slot home to give OM some more comfort – confirmed by VAR after it was initially flagged for offside by the assistant referee considering OM’s defensive struggles lately His calmness and confidence was personified by a rogue run up the right wing early in the first half it shored up what had been a shaky back three in recent games in general play But a collective lack of focus for Brest’s equalising goal could have been damaging if not for a very good attacking display for Marseille Provided the searching floated assist for Amine Gouiri’s opener but then seemed to struggle to get into the game much in the image of his previous performances in the last month or so with OM The Englishman once again struggled to get into the game in the early periods but it looks as if De Zerbi is correct in his analysis that Greenwood has regained a bit of pace and intensity which had been missing for a few months He put a ball on a plate for Amine Gouiri to strike with a stunning overhead kick for his assist after he had grabbed his own thanks to a reasonable dose of luck His 19th goal of the season came in the form of a heavily deflected strike off Brest defender Chardonnet but he closes in now on Ousmane Dembélé (21 goals) in the race for the golden boot Began the game in ideal fashion when he put OM ahead with a fantastic first touch to set up his low strike past Coudert in the 25th minute he was still excellent offensively and created a moment which will live long in the memory for OM fans when he scored a stunning overhead kick at a vital juncture of the game and to the strike itself – it was simply sublime Just when OM were struggling in the second period he provided the hat trick with a clinical finish underneath Coudert after being fed through by Adrien Rabiot Perhaps he’s finally living up to De Zerbi’s ‘Higuain’ vision of Gouiri Julien Le Cardinal – 3Brendan Chardonnet – 4 Mathias Pereira Lage – 4GFFN | George Boxall – reporting from the Stade Vélodrome A Universidade Federal de Pernambuco possui três campi: o do Recife distribuídos na capital e no interior do estado agregam 100 cursos de graduação presenciais regulares: 83 cursos de graduaçã.. consiste em um sistema informatizado gerenciado pelo MEC para seleção de candidatos a vagas em cursos de gra.. 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UFPE © Copyright 2025 - Todos os direitos reservados Lyon’s historic Stade de Gerland witnessed one of the highest scoring matches in Ligue 1 back in 2009 against Les Olympiens It only took until the third minute for Miralem Pjanic to open the scoring for the home side preceding unbridled scoring chaos as OM and OL kept each other at bay - going into half-time at 2-2 Marseille would extend their lead to 4-2 in the second half before Lisandro Lopez’s brace for Lyon saw the game level at 4-4 Les Gones went ahead 5-4 through Michel Bastos before Marseille dramatically equalised through an own goal in injury time Lyon handed Marseille a heavy 4-1 defeat at the Stade Vélodrome Despite Marseille's recovery from their early 2000s crisis Lyon dominated with Juninho scoring two free kicks It marked the second time in three years that Lyon humiliated Marseille 4-1 at Stade Vélodrome Marseille won their third consecutive French League Cup thanks to an extra-time strike from Brazilian forward Brandão after a tightly contested final at the Stade de France in April 2012 It would be the last trophy OM would lift up until the present day.  It was a crucial end-of-season clash as Lyon dealt a huge blow to OM’s title aspirations Inspired by Karim Benzema's first-half brace and Juninho's late goal Les Gones secured their first win over Marseille since January 2007 Despite a consolation goal from Sylvain Wiltord Marseille suffered a significant setback in their title chase ultimately relinquishing the initiative to Bordeaux The match was watched by 2.93 million viewers Being played at a postponed date after Lyon manager Fabio Grosso was injured during an attack on OL’s team bus at the Vélodrome Marseille dominated with a 3-0 win over their rivals thanks to goals from Vitinha It was Gattuso’s second win in Ligue 1 as OM manager.  Greenwood Lifts Marseille to Second Place and Seals Montpellier’s RelegationOlympique de Marseille had a dream night at the Stade Vélodrome securing a dominant 5-1 victory over bottom-of-the-table Montpellier in Matchday 34 of Ligue 1 With a stellar performance from Mason Greenwood Roberto De Zerbi’s team took advantage of Monaco’s slip to climb to second place in the standings just four matches away from the season’s end English striker Mason Greenwood converted a penalty after Cameroonian defender Wilfried Ndollo Bille fouled Swiss full-back Ulisses Garcia inside the box Greenwood had already come close minutes earlier with a powerful shot that rattled the crossbar The narrow lead remained until the 60th minute scored an own goal to double the lead for Marseille completing his brace following an assist from Panamanian Michael Murillo The former Getafe player now has 18 goals this season placing him as the second-highest scorer in Ligue 1 Jon Rowe added the fourth goal after a well-crafted team play Montpellier managed a consolation goal through Lucas Miuncarelli Adrien Rabiot scored to round off the emphatic win This marks Montpellier’s 11th straight defeat who currently occupy the relegation playoff spot It has been a dismal campaign for the visitors who were unable to turn their season around Marseille now looks strong in their bid for a place in the Champions League edging past Monaco by one point and emerging as one of the most in-form teams in the final stretch of the season Greenwood’s role has been pivotal in keeping the dream alive for the southern French side Your support helps make our show possible and unlocks access to our sponsor-free feed Kamel Guemari stands in front of the community center housed in a former McDonald's in Marseille Every company has its own corporate culture Slogans and values that you're expected to learn and live by as an employee — and then probably forget when you clock out at the end of the day But what happens when the employees of a company take that corporate philosophy so deeply to heart that it actually gets in the way of business we revisit an immigrant neighborhood in Marseille where a group of former McDonald's workers have turned a local franchise into a bastion of their community values as the future of their restaurant hung in the balance we followed these workers as they launched a revolution of sorts in a year when so many restaurants have closed due to the pandemic this McDonald's has arrived at an unlikely afterlife Send us an email at roughtranslation@npr.org Become an NPR sponsor Home » We Boarded Tara Oceans in Marseille The schooner Tara Oceans has been docked in Marseille since yesterday. Moored in front of the MUCEM (the Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations) until Sunday, the famous sailboat of the Tara Ocean Foundation the French organization dedicated to scientific research and the preservation of the marine environment is at the dock to raise awareness about plastic pollution in the oceans the schooner is currently on a mission along the European coastline DirectIndustry boarded the ship with Romain Troublé Thomas Fettig and Astrid Aguëra contributed to this report The Tara Oceans schooner arrived yesterday morning in Marseille for a few days of stopover in front of the MUCEM The Museum of European and Mediterranean Civilizations is celebrating its 10th anniversary The famous sailboat was designed by Jean-Louis Étienne for the Arctic It was later owned by the sailor Sir Peter Blake The boat has been exploring the seas and oceans of the globe since 1989 The schooner has traveled nearly 600,000 kilometers on water and visited 75 countries The last time it was in Marseille was in 2019 The Tara Ocean Foundation is a French foundation with a seat at the UN It is particularly known for its studies on marine biodiversity 13,000 water samples have already been collected by the Tara Foundation according to protocols established by hundreds of laboratories worldwide The analyses that resulted from this have made it possible to characterize some 200,000 viruses and to discover 100,000 new species of microalgae The objective is to characterize the chemical pollution of our coastlines and to see how coastal ecosystems react to the impacts of human activities Departing from Lorient (France) last April the schooner arrived in Tallinn (Estonia) in June it has been descending the coast towards Greece and then it went up the Spanish coast to arrive in France It will then sail to Italy before reaching Thessaloniki in Greece by the end of August it will spend 6 months in the Mediterranean area Director General of the Tara Ocean Foundation: “The mission is to understand the watersheds what are the solutions that need to be implemented to stop the most problematic ones first The EMBL (European Molecular Biology Laboratory) will then analyze the data It is the equivalent of CERN in physics for health with whom the Tara Ocean Foundation collaborates This laboratory uses genomic techniques typically reserved for medicine but applied to the ocean here and the seagrass to establish links between land and sea “It is a fundamental research mission that will bring out future water quality issues But water quality is a major issue for Europe and especially for the European Green Deal where we must also think about the climate and an artist to share and testify to the research and help raise awareness This is where the sampling mission begins with a set of sampling bottles assembled in a large oceanographic instrument called the CTD rosette the rosette is capable of sampling in both the Arctic and very warm seas up to 2500 meters deep It provides information on water salinity and temperature but also on living organisms present in the water column “It is from the aft deck that we have access to the sea And with the oceanographic winch coming from under the aft deck This allows us to take samples to the bottom of the sea The bottles are submerged in the open position They close automatically thanks to a pre-programmed system once the collection is complete “We can deploy the rosette in meteorological conditions up to 25 knots of wind and 2.50 meters of swell We stop when we start taking on water on the deck we cannot work anymore; it becomes dangerous for the equipment An oceanographic engineer is permanently on board to maintain the equipment Samples can be taken at the entrance and/or exit of ports to monitor invasive species brought in The goal is to have a comprehensive view of the entire European coastline Once the water is collected and brought up with the rosette The first filtration step is done in the wet lab on the deck scientists work on characterizing the data emphasizes that Tara’s mission is to collect data and concentrate samples They will then be sent to land-based laboratories such as the EMBL for further studies and analyses “Tara is a laboratory that allows sampling of biological species but also chemical molecules like carbon or mercury We will also identify a whole range of pollutants But we only do sampling; there is no analysis on board.” Various sampling tools are available in Tara’s laboratories we pump water directly and pass it through filters to collect biomass.” pre-filtered water is passed through extraction cartridges These cartridges attract the chemical molecules we want to sample The sorting lab also has imaging tools. A Leica binocular microscope. And also a FloCam by Yokogawa that analyzes subvisible particles with flow imaging microscopy “The FloCam takes photos rapidly and regularly of this plankton This gives an idea of the microorganisms in the samples The FloCam is also connected to an open-source AI tool, Ecotaxa This sorts and categorizes the photos directly on the tree of life water is continuously filtered throughout the mission to monitor basic physicochemical data an instrument like the FloCam takes photos of all the particles in a five-milliliter water sample to verify water temperature Each sample is then packaged in a test tube with a unique barcode Thousands of these tubes are stored on board Some of the physical samples are stored in large containers of liquid nitrogen at -180°C Other samples are kept in freezers located at the front of the boat at -20°C or 2°C The goal for scientists is not to keep the samples on board for too long. Therefore, the samples are shipped to various laboratories participating in the current project, whenever possible. On the day of our visit, the scientists delivered samples of mercury to the Mediterranean Institute of Oceanography in Marseille Built at the initiative of Jean Louis Etienne in 1989 to explore the Arctic ice It was constructed with special technical properties to adapt it to polar temperatures The bottom of the hull is twenty-five millimeters thick It measures 36 meters in length and 10 meters in width The boat has two central drifts that provide form stability but no keel Its rounded shapes allow it to be lifted by the pack ice rather than crushed by the compression of the ice “I started working with the Foundation almost 20 years ago the boat is in better condition today than it was twenty years ago Many workspaces have been really adapted and optimized so we can’t say it will stop in thirty years.” while the schooner has been able to sail in all corners of the world “It is less comfortable in the heat than in the cold because it is very well insulated There are few openings; it is optimal for cold regions.” The boat is equipped with two 350-horsepower engines Samuel admits that due to its size and design it is difficult to upgrade Tara’s engines to more electric and therefore more environmentally friendly models the schooner is capable of averaging ten knots Starting in 2026, a new vessel will join the fleet of the Tara Ocean Foundation. Tara Polar Station currently under construction in Cherbourg (France) is a drifting base that will be trapped in the Arctic ice from September 2026 will drift for 14 months and will be able to withstand temperatures of -52°C This drifting laboratory will feature the same sampling protocols and instruments as the Tara schooner This equipment will be capable of descending to depths of nearly 2000 meters is a 1,4 m moon pool that will allow the rosette to be deployed directly into the water from the ship “When we were in the Arctic with Tara we had a system with a cable that went outside so we had to maintain a hole in the ice floe the idea here is to have continuous access to water at the heart of the ship.” The mission will study the ecosystem at the ice level Scientists will also observe fish migrations from the south to the north They will contribute to alert policymakers to this area which is the focus of many climate-related tensions we see record-breaking disappearance of sea ice in summer and the thickness of the sea ice keeps decreasing We already know that the Arctic is warming three to four times faster than the rest of the planet This expedition will allow us to predict how we should adapt.” The presence of the Tara Oceans schooner is part of the 10th-anniversary celebration of the MUCEM a program is planned throughout the weekend in Marseille for the general public The Big Blue Museum Exhibition includes visits to the schooner as well as discussions on the unseen species of the ocean to try to contribute to improving the fate of this sea.” Director of the Ocean Culture & Awareness Department of the Tara Foundation “We will be able to share about the research we conduct on board to show a little bit the scale between microplastics and marine microorganisms to understand why this pollution becomes inseparable from microorganisms.” The idea is also to discuss the challenges of pollution in the Mediterranean and the solutions that can be brought Tara sets sail again on Sunday morning heading to Nice for a very short stop of three days It will then perform a sampling sequence for 15 days on the west coast of Italy up to Naples For more info on Tara: https://fondationtaraocean.org/en/explore/ For more info on the MUCEM: https://www.mucem.org/en/big-blue-museum You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Mason Greenwood scores a screamer to complete Marseille’s comeback against Toulouse in Ligue 1🤯 Mason Greenwood just can’t stop scoring bangers in Ligue 1 🇫🇷 He leads the comeback for Olympique Marseille against Toulouse 😮‍💨Mason Greenwood keeps making a strong case for Ligue 1 MVP this season — this time with a rocket into the top corner from outside the box to seal Olympique de Marseille's comeback win over Toulouse in the Ligue 1 That goal takes Greenwood up to 16 for the season in what’s been an outstanding debut campaign in French football With Marseille pushing for a Champions League spot he’s been thriving under De Zerbi’s trust and guidance Olympique de Marseille secured a thrilling 3-2 win over Toulouse in Ligue 1 taking advantage of AS Monaco’s slip to reclaim second place in the standings Roberto De Zerbi’s side snapped a three-game losing streak while Spanish coach Carles Martínez’s team continues to drift The scoring opened with an own goal by Gabriel Suazo but Frank Magri quickly equalized for the visitors Englishman Mason Greenwood shifted the momentum with a stunning long-range strike followed by a volley from Adrien Rabiot after a poor clearance Toulouse pulled one back through Vincent Sierro moving ahead of Monaco and Strasbourg in the league table Olympique de Marseille is enduring one of its most turbulent stretches of the season A string of negative results in Ligue 1 has pushed the club further away from European qualification spots and tensions are rising inside the locker room and among fans head coach Roberto De Zerbi finds himself at the center of speculation regarding his continuity with the team "I'm very happy to be OM's coach because I love controversy," De Zerbi stated defiantly during a recent press conference The bold remark has drawn widespread attention in France sounding more like a challenge to critics than a reassurance to supporters The former Brighton manager has struggled to implement his philosophy at a club with visible deficiencies particularly in defense and midfield creativity he maintains that he has no intention of stepping down That’s exactly what drew me to Marseille,” added De Zerbi reports have begun circulating about growing doubts within the club’s hierarchy Another defeat in the league could be decisive The locker room appears split in its support of the coach and fan frustration is mounting with each disappointing result With the season entering its final stretch Olympique de Marseille is not just fighting for points but for its identity and credibility The team must quickly recover its confidence and restore stability—or risk closing the season in total failure speculation around De Zerbi’s potential departure only adds to the mounting pressure The next few games could ultimately determine the Italian’s fate.  Olympique de Marseille comes from behind to beat Toulouse with a Greenwood golazo in Ligue 1Olympique de Marseille took full advantage of AS Monaco’s loss in Brest on Saturday by edging out Toulouse 3-2 This 28th matchday also confirmed Paris Saint-Germain as champions Roberto De Zerbi’s side put an end to a rough patch with their first win after three straight defeats Carles Martínez’s Toulouse continues to struggle — they’ve now lost three in a row and are stuck in mid-table safe from relegation but far from the European spots Marseille opened the scoring 20 minutes in thanks to an own goal from Gabriel Suazo but the visitors hit back just 10 minutes later through Frank Magri Then came the moment of brilliance from Mason Greenwood who unleashed a rocket from outside the box that flew into the top corner past Guillaume Restes Adrien Rabiot made it 3-1 with a volley inside the box after a poor clearance from Charlie Cresswell Vincent Sierro pulled one back after a good ball from Cristian Cásseres Olympique de Marseille climbs to second in the table now two points ahead of Monaco and three clear of Strasbourg Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker all images courtesy of teresa sapey studio the designer‘s new interiors set a new trend for the city’s style and a strong reference for hotel guests the hotel’s concept lies in the duality between the bodies of water that surround it: the fresh water from a natural spring and the salt water from the ocean where it falls into the interiors include a tunnel of varying experiences offering multiple paths for guests to take the tunnel guides users from the most alternative part of marseille the vivid color palette for the project’s interiors caused a major impact in the area building on the hotel mediterranean’s soul complementing each other and providing a lively stay for hotel users by juxtaposing early 20th century billboards and the urban graffiti present in marseille the designers played with the graphic elements in the spaces the project’s creative mood and energetic atmosphere gives the hotel’s interiors the flexible modern and provocative effect that distinguishes nhow’s concept from other hotels designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here. AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style How to Watch Lille OSC vs. Olympique Marseille: Live Stream, TV Channel, Start Time | 5/4/2025Data SkriveA pair of the top scorers in Ligue 1 will will be on display when Jonathan David's Lille OSC hosts Mason Greenwood's Olympique Marseille on Sunday at 2:45 PM ET. David has 16 goals on the season, and Greenwood has 19. You can stream it on Fubo Lille played Angers SCO away from home in its last game and earned a win by a final score of 2-0 The Lille side earned the win despite being outshot by one in the matchup Olympique Marseille beat Stade Brest 29 4-1 at home in its last game on April 27 Watch live sports and more without cable on FuboTV. Click here for a free trial Donnarumma's Historic Performance Against MarseillePSG secured a resounding 2-0 victory against Marseille in "Le Classique" a result that stemmed from great teamwork as they played with one player less for over 50 minutes Donnarumma's display was remarkable as he achieved something no other goalkeeper had done before in the French classic VIDEO | Ligue 1 Highlights: Marseille vs PSG The milestone reached by the Italian goalkeeper was making 10 saves against Marseille, the highest figure for a PSG goalkeeper in Ligue 1 and for any goalkeeper in Le Classique since the 2006-07 season. Sometimes, saves can be as valuable as goals, and in this instance, Donnarumma's saves meant victory for the Parisians.  Today’s PaperObituaries|Pape Diouf, Former President of Marseille Soccer Club, Dies at 68https://www.nytimes.com/2020/04/02/obituaries/mababa-pape-diouf-dead-coronavirus.htmlShare full articleAdvertisement was the first black president of Marseille He was also a gifted orator and a defender of the club’s passionate fan base Share full articleMababa Diouf, who was a Senegalese and French citizen, broke through European soccer ranks to become a rare African-born top executive of a major club — Marseille. He is shown here in 2014.Credit...Anne-Christine Poujoulat/Agence France-Presse — Getty ImagesBy Tariq Panja This obituary is part of a series about people who have died in the coronavirus pandemic. Read about others here who became the only black president of a top-tier European soccer club when he was appointed to lead France’s Olympique de Marseille The cause was the coronavirus, the club said in a statement Diouf had been scheduled to fly to France for urgent treatment before his health deteriorated and held French and Senegalese citizenship He moved to France at 18 with the expectation of completing his university studies but that plan quickly gave way to a stint in journalism “He’s not a friend — he was a big brother to me,” Boli said Diouf was hired in 2004 as general manager of Marseille with a passionate fan base and turbulent modern history Marseille came up just short of winning a title twice finishing second in the league and twice losing in the French cup finals But many credit his recruitment decisions for ending an 18-year wait for the championship The results of his stewardship notwithstanding Diouf proved popular with the club’s fan base among the largest and perhaps most vociferous in French soccer He had a habit of standing up for the club in the face of criticism and used his skills as an orator to defend his club’s interests in the media and to motivate the roster His popularity “was immense with the Marseille people whose hearts he had won,” France’s national team manager Diouf was widely respected in the soccer world described him as “a great figure of sport,” and the head of French soccer called him “an important man in our football Diouf’s breakthrough in the mainly white world of European soccer management he told an interviewer in 2008 that being the only black club leader in Europe’s top leagues was “a painful observation.” Rafa Silva of SL Benfica celebrates with his team-mates during the UEFA Europa League match between Benfica and Marseille at Estadio da Luz on April 11, 2024 in Lisbon, Portugal where fans can enjoy a subscription that includes TNT Sports Eurosport and entertainment in one destination and Virgin Media.Europa LeagueLookman and Ruggeri help fire Atalanta into final with victory over Marseille10/05/2024 at 00:15 AdvertisementHow was your experience today Monaco Snatches Second Place from Marseille in Ligue 1Monaco secured a convincing 3-0 win over Marseille at the Stade Louis II a result that lifted them into second place in the Ligue 1 standings on Matchday 29 in a season where Paris Saint-Germain has already been crowned champion The team led by Austrian coach Adi Hütter delivered a strong response after their previous setback and left no chance for a Marseille side that once again showed signs of inconsistency who had just broken a losing streak with a win over Toulouse were overwhelmed and couldn’t maintain their momentum The first blow came just after the half-hour mark when Japanese forward Takumi Minamino capitalized on an assist from Denis Zakaria to open the scoring who struggled to recover and were outplayed across the pitch The second half saw Monaco extend their control of the game Swiss striker Breel Embolo doubled the lead with a composed finish past Argentine keeper Gerónimo Rulli following a great pass from Brazilian full-back Vanderson Monaco managed the tempo and denied any serious threats from the opposition The win was sealed ten minutes from time when Denis Zakaria calmly converted a penalty to make it 3-0 Monaco leapfrogs Marseille into second place holding a one-point lead over their direct rivals Although the gap with leaders PSG remains unbridgeable — 21 points — the team from the Principality strengthens its position in the race for European spots with a few games remaining must refocus if they wish to secure a place in Europe as a season full of ups and downs continues to cast doubt on their consistency VIDEO | Ligue 1 Highlights: Toulouse vs MarseilleA showdown in the middle of the Ligue 1 table with Toulouse on a roll and Marseille needing points to climb up Toulouse took advantage of home turf to snatch a point with a 2-2 scoreline courtesy of goals from Nicolaisen and Gboho a penalty goal by Moumbagna in the 90+8th minute leveled everything moving up to 11th place in the overall standings while Marseille stays in 9th place with 40 points drifting six points away from European hopes A "Dream" Night in Europe for Olympique de MarseilleJean-Louis Gasset expressed pride in his team after coming back against Benfica and advancing to the semifinals of the Europa League.Olympique de Marseille experienced one of those magical nights that only continental competition can bring They needed to overcome the 2-1 deficit from the first leg and had to go to penalties was extremely happy in the press conference following their advancement to the semifinals The plan worked perfectly," said the former coach of the Ivory Coast UEFA Europa League: Marseille Return To Semifinals Six Years Later We dream of nights like this in a competition that suits us," added Gasset who reviewed the list of victims that Marseille has left behind in this Europa League three strong teams that have not been able to win at the Vélodrome no one has managed to beat Marseille this season in Europe Marseille reaches the semifinals warning Atalanta that it will be very difficult for them to come away with a positive result in Marseille Behind The Badge is a series by COPA90 exploring football’s unique crests. These Football Times teamed up with their COPA Collective partners to tell the story behind each one. It’s just an ‘O’ and an ‘M’, what’s all the fuss about? If you look back at Marseille’s first badge in 1899 and latest, modern logo, I wouldn’t blame you if that question popped into your head. Now, unlike the New York Yankees’ two-letter symbol, Marseille’s crests, yesterday and today, represent how a club, sport and society have moved with the times. At the turn of the 20th century, personal seals were all the rage. So much so that, inspired by his own initial-style seal, René Dufaure de Montmirail decided that OM would follow the same pattern, with the letters ‘O’ and ‘M’ appearing together on the first badge along with the club’s motto ‘Droit au but’ (‘Right to the goal’), which René Dufaure de Montmirail’s wife, Madeleine, came up with. That particular badge would remain in place throughout the next three decades as professional football came to the fore in France, with Marseille winning national league titles and the Coupe de France on more than one occasion. A trip back in time greeted the start of the 2009/10 season as Marseille honoured their 110-year anniversary with a more elegant badge, complete with a white ‘O’, a blue ‘M’ and the motto scribed on a golden scroll across the middle. As chance would have it, that was the year Didier Deschamps – the Champions League-winning captain of 17 years prior – guided his Marseille side to a first official Ligue 1 title for almost two decades. PUMA celebrate Marseille’s win of the inaugural Champions League in 1993 with the launch of a special edition fourth jersey. The shirt will debut in Marseille's final home game of the Ligue 1 season against Brest on 27 May. The Champions League started life back in 1993, and it was Olympique Marseille that took the glory in that inaugural competition, beating AC Milan 1-0, and in doing so becoming the first French club to win the European Cup. It was also their first-ever European trophy, so kind of a big deal all round, really. Celebrating that feat, PUMA has produced a new fourth shirt, which places all emphasis on that significant star that sits above the club crest. View this post on Instagram A post shared by SoccerBible (@soccerbible) That emphasis is achieved through the dominating blue star graphic which radiates out from the star above the crest that represents the club’s triumph in the Champions League and the overall look is complemented by a silver-printed club crest The kit will be worn in Marseille’s final home game of the 22/23 season The Olympique Marseille 22/23 fourth shirt is available on the club's website Looking back to the 70s for design inspiration PUMA have unveiled the Olympique Marseille home shirt for the 22/23 season The jersey sees a return of the blue colouring that was famously worn 50 years ago For their first return to the Champions League since 2013 PUMA launch the Olympique de Marseille 20/21 third shirt with a design that’s inspired by the hip-hop culture of the city It may have been a debut to forget in the end but Olympique de Marseille wore their new third shirt for the 22/23 season from PUMA in their Champins League group stage opener against Spurs and following that it has now been officially launched PUMA unveil the Olympique Marseille 21/22 away shirt and the launch is the first campaign imagined and designed by the city’s youth Few cities can boast an identity as unique as Marseille which is what PUMA and Olympique de Marseille are tapping into with their new “Faster Marseille” range giving a nod to the vibrancy and energy that makes this area of the French coast special Inspired by the elements and the people who have shaped the city's history PUMA have revealed the 23/24 home and away shirts for Olympique de Marseille Drawing inspiration from the team’s connection with the fans and then also their geographical positioning on the Mediterranean PUMA launch the Olympique de Marseille 24/25 home and away shirts Olympique de Marseille ended their season as so many teams seem to these days debuting their new home shirt from PUMA for the coming 2019/20 season The design pays tribute to 120 years of proud footballing tradition and the city of Marseille itself Sign up to our newsletter and we'll keep you in the loop with everything good going on in the world of Creative Soccer Culture LIVE - Olympique Marseille vs Olympique LyonOlympique Marseille will face Olympique Lyon on February 2nd in a key Ligue 1 matchup at the Orange Vélodrome Marseille enters the game in second place with 37 points and they will look to bounce back and solidify their position in the top spots drawing both their UEFA Europa League match against Ludogorets and their Ligue 1 clash with Nantes Marseille will have the upper hand heading into this match and their attacking strength and solid defense make them the favorites will need to improve their form and take full advantage of any opportunities in this challenging away fixture.  Don’t miss the action LIVE on beIN SPORTS: https://watch.beinsports-apps.com/upcoming-events/events/marseille-vs-lyon-ligue-1-week-20 we are discussing the madness that occurred at the Ft Lauderdale Pro Swim Ledecky’s world record in the 800 free proves that age is seemingly just a number for her but it also makes the Rio 2016 swim she beat out more memorable Marchand has a few areas of improvement to work on if he hopes to return to his Paris form at the World Championships this summer in Singapore having tight battles in both the 200 and 400 IM but ultimately touching 2nd in both Cal Bear and Mexican swimmer Humberto Najera took down a pair of national records in the men’s backstroke events British sprinting beast Ben Proud put his fellow thoroughbreds on notice winning the men’s 50m freestyle battle here in Marseille by a hefty margin Setting himself up as the top seed with a morning time of 22.34 Proud made it clear that was just a warm-up swim for him as the Energy Standard athlete threw down some major heat in the evening Hitting the wall in 21.85, Proud easily took the gold ahead of runner-up finisher Jesse Puts of Netherlands who was .03 faster than his morning effort to log a silver medal-worthy 22.33 France’s Clement Mignon rounded out the top 3 in 22.39 just under a tenth faster than his AM effort of 22.47 Proud has already been as fast as 21.71 this year while competing at the Euro Meet in January The fact he’s hitting this kind of speed 4 weeks out from the British Championships is slightly terrifying Belarus’ Ilya Shymanovich rocked the winning time of 27.00 in the men’s 50m breaststroke collecting a new FFN Golden Tour Record in the process Behind him was Arno Kamminga of Netherlands For the women’s edition, Tes Schouten got her hands on the wall first to take 50m breast gold in 31.31 Melanie Henique took the women’s 50m fly win, racing herself to the top of the podium in 26.21. That finished just a hair ahead of visiting American Kendyl Stewart Stewart’s personal best rests at the 25.83 she put down at the 2018 U.S South African maestro Chad Le Clos also took to the Marseille waters winning the men’s 200m fly with ease Le Clos collected a meet record of his own with his winning result of 1:56.09 marking the multi-Olympic medalist’s fastest time of the season Le Clos’ mark renders the 26-year-old Energy Standard athlete now 5th in the season’s world rankings Hungary’s Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu threw down a head-turning performance in the women’s 400m IM to crush the field, one which included 200m fly Olympic gold medalist Mireia Belmonte Hosszu showed she came to play this morning powering her way to lane 4 with a heat time of 4:34.79 The multi-Olympic champion was even slightly quicker this evening taking gold in 4:33.83 to make her Marseilles statement Her outing rockets Hosszu to #2 in the world rankings this season sitting only behind Japan’s Yui Ohashi We’ll see how Ohashi responds at the Japanese Championships next month Belmonte finished with a respectable time of 4:46.33 a mark that seems downright sluggish only when compared to Hosszu’s monster swim Two other items of note from the women’s 400m IM include Serbia’s Ajna Crevar being disqualified in the final, and Anastasia Gorbenko notching a new Israeli National Record of 4:47.58 in the prelims Crevar was back in the pool for the last event of the session, as was Belmonte, however, as both women took on the 400m freestyle. But, both women bowed to Australian Maddie Gough who put up one of her fastest performances ever with a winning time of 4:10.98 Gough’s effort places her within the world’s top 15 performers so far this season while Belmonte and Crevar settled for silver and bronze with respective efforts of 4:12.72 and 4:14.27 Verraszto got the job done in the 200m IM after his 200m fly silver, with the Hungarian winning in 2:01.29. Greece’s Apostolos Christou nailed the winning effort in the men’s 100m back clocking the only sub-54 second time of the pack in 53.90 Although Dutch swimmer Kira Toussaint fell just short of the gold medal in tonight’s 100m backstroke the comeback kid tied her own National Record in her first race back after being vindicated from a doping test debacle Toussaint already earned a World Championships qualifying time this morning with her top-seeded effort of 59.82,  and she managed to shave .02 off of that mark to take silver tonight in 59.80 Topping the women’s 100m backstroke podium this evening was American Kathleen Baker Baker hit the wall in 59.05 to exceed her time clocked recently at the Pro Swim Series in Des Moines she touched in 59.17 for the top time in the world Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" Not quite sure if you are saying good job or cheater with that post I’m sure he says cheater as 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Subscribers only The marvelous bronzes of Angkor on display at the Musée Guimet in Paris The first leg of the Europa League quarter-finals also saw Bayer Leverkusen beat West Ham 2-0 to extend its unbeaten streak to 42 games in a season and Roma defeat AC Milan for the first time since October 2019 Benfica's Angel Di Maria in action with Olympique de Marseille's Quentin Merlin PEDRO NUNES / REUTERS Rafa Silva and veteran forward Angel Di Maria scored in each half for Benfica to beat Marseille 2-1 on Thursday in an encounter of two former European champions Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang pulled one back for Marseille which lost its fifth straight game in all competitions that goal will be important ahead and gives Marseille hope for the return leg in a week Aubameyang has 24 goals this season in total He is also the Europa League's all-time top scorer and has 10 goals in 10 games in the competition this season Gianluca Scamacca struck twice as visiting Atalanta upset Liverpool 3-0 in the first leg of the Europa League quarterfinals The loss damages Liverpool's hopes of a treble of trophies in manager Jurgen Klopp's final season at Anfield The Italian visitors went into the break up 1-0 after Scamacca got a low drive past goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher in the 38th minute Dominik Szoboszlai and Andy Robertson as substitutes for the second half but Scamacca netted again after Charles De Ketelaere fed him at the far post on the hour mark Mario Pasalic finished the scoring seven minutes from time Liverpool's Mohamed Salah looks dejected after Atalanta's Mario Pasalic scores their third goal MOLLY DARLINGTON / REUTERS The lackluster display on Thursday might turn out to be Klopp's final European game at Anfield The team needs a big comeback in Bergamo to stay alive If Liverpool reaches the Europa League final in Dublin on May 22 it would be Klopp's final game in charge after nearly nine years Bayer Leverkusen got late goals from substitutes Jonas Hofmann and Victor Boniface to 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Votre abonnement n’autorise pas la lecture de cet article Pour plus d’informations, merci de contacter notre service commercial. Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Lille 9 win(s) Lille haven't lost to Marseille in their last 5 meetings (3W, 2D). Jonathan David has the most shots on target per match for Lille (1.3) Have scored 13 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't kept a clean sheet in 7 matches 04 May 2025 18:45:00 GMT?Lille vs Marseille on Sun 04 May 2025 18:45:00 GMT ended in a 1–1 tie.InsightsHave scored 9 goals in their last 5 matches Lille haven't lost to Marseille in their last 5 meetings (3W Lille is playing home against Marseille at Decathlon Arena - Stade Pierre-Mauroy on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are Marseille 9 win(s) Haven't kept a clean sheet in 6 matches Marseille and Brest have not drawn any of their last 4 matches against each other. Have scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches Have been awarded the most penalties this season (9) Abdallah Sima has the most shots on target per match for Brest (1.2) 27 Apr 2025 18:45:00 GMT?Marseille won 4–1 over Brest on Sun 27 Apr 2025 18:45:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 10 goals in their last 5 matches Marseille and Brest have not drawn any of their last 4 matches against each other Marseille is playing home against Brest at Orange Vélodrome on Sun March 22nd, 2019 Britain, Europe, International, News, Previews & Recaps Dutch National Record holder Kira Toussaint put up a solid performance in her first swim back after having been cleared of a doping test debacle taking the top seed of the morning in the women’s 100m backstroke Competing here in Marseille at the FFN Golden Tour Camille Muffat the former Tennessee Volunteer clocked the only sub-minute time of the morning That’s Toussaint’s fastest mark of the season and places the 24-year-old as #5 among the world rankings Another notable performance came from Great Britain’s Ben Proud as the 50m fly world champion clocked 22.34 to take the top seed ahead of Toussaint’s Dutch teammate Jesse Puts in the men’s 50m freestyle Proud crushed the fastest time in the world his season with the 21.71 he threw down in Luxembourg this past January so it’s very possible we could see a sub-22 from the Energy Standard swimmer tonight Frenchman Clement Mignon lurks as the 3rd seed in 22.47, while Algeria’s Mediterranean Games champion Oussama Sahnoune also made the final in 22.82 Iron Lady Katinka Hosszu was among the women’s 400m IMers in the heats That’s a big swim from the Hungarian whose season-best thus far was the 4:38.92 put up in January The 400m freestyle leaders were Aussie Maddie Gough and Spaniard Mireia Belmonte while Belmonte took the 2nd seed in 4:16.24 Both outings represent the women’s top times so far this season There’s at least another remarkable result in the morning heats: 1.01.03 swum by 15 year-old Anastasia Gorbenko improved her recent PB and NR in the 100 back And that after a 4.47 in the 400 Im (third position in heats lead by Hosszu with 4.34) 4.34.79 was swum by Katinka Hosszu in the 400 Im not 400 free and was the huge best time in the 400 Im..; if this is true is a great performance not a warm-up tie well off the leaders. Wonder how many times LeClos looked around when he was the top seed by so much Liverpool exited the tournament despite a 1-0 victory over Atalanta who advanced to face Marseille in the semi-finals Bayer Leverkusen secured their semi-final spot with a 1-1 draw at West Ham Marseille players celebrate after winning a penalty shootout at the end of the Europa League quarter final second leg football match between Olympique de Marseille and SL Benfica at the Velodrome stadium in Marseille DANIEL COLE / AP In the south of France on Thursday Marseille were 4-2 winners in a penalty shoot-out against Benfica following the French side's 1-0 victory in a tie that finished 2-2 on aggregate heading in Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang's cross to force extra-time Luis Henrique scored the winner for Jean-Louis Gasset's side after Benfica duo Angel Di Maria and Antonio Silva missed their kicks Liverpool crashed out of the Europa League after a 1-0 win against Atalanta that wasn't enough to overturn their quarter-final deficit while Bayer Leverkusen's 1-1 draw at West Ham took the German champions into the last four on Thursday In Jurgen Klopp's last season as Liverpool boss the Reds were hoping to give the German a memorable farewell in the final in Dublin But Liverpool had suffered a stunning 3-0 loss in the first leg against Atalanta at Anfield last week Mohamed Salah converted a seventh-minute penalty in the second leg in Bergamo after Trent Alexander-Arnold's cross hit Matteo Ruggeri's arm Klopp's men couldn't breach the stubborn Atalanta defense again While Klopp contemplates his failure to land the one major trophy to elude him during nine years with Liverpool Atalanta can dream of winning the second silverware in their 116-year history after the 1963 Coppa Italia Bidding to reach their maiden European final Gian Piero Gasperini's team will face Marseille in their first European semi-final since the 1988 Cup Winners' Cup Fresh from clinching their first Bundesliga title last weekend Leverkusen survived a scare from West Ham before advancing 3-1 on aggregate who saw off Italian rivals AC Milan 3-1 on aggregate In the Europa League you always have tough moments," Alonso said Leverkusen won the first leg 2-0 but West Ham made the perfect start in east London when Michail Antonio met Jarrod Bowen's pin-point cross with a close-range header in the 13th minute West Ham eventually ran out of steam and Jeremie Frimpong struck in the 89th minute with a shot that deflected in off Aaron Cresswell Gianluca Mancini put Roma head from close-range in the 12th minute and Paulo Dybala doubled their advantage in the 22nd minute with a blistering strike Daniele De Rossi's side were reduced to 10 men in the 31st minute when Zeki Celik was dismissed for a foul on Milan forward Rafael Leao Matteo Gabbia got one back in the 85th minute but his header was little consolation for Milan After losing last season's Europa League final against Sevilla Roma are one step closer to finally winning the competition for the first time who won the Europa Conference League in 2022 are into their fifth European semi-final in the last seven seasons Marseille Mayor Jean-Claude Gaudin, several public and political figures, as well as representatives of the French Armenian community will come together to officially welcome the naming of the square, in an inauguration event organized jointly by the Marseille municipality and the Coordination Council of Armenian Organizations in France (CCAF). Tehlirian was born in the village of Nerkin Bagarich, in the Erzurum region, and grew up in nearby Erzincan (Yerznga). He began his education at an Evangelical school in Erzincan, then attended the Ketronakan School of Constantinople. He began his higher education in engineering at a German university but returned to Erzincan when the First World War broke out. In June 1915, during the deportation of Erzincan Armenians, Tehlirian witnessed the murder of his mother and brother, along with the rape and murder of his three sisters. He was struck on the head and left for dead. He survived and escaped to Tiflis, where he joined the Armenian Revolutionary Federation (ARF). He participated in volunteer units commanded by General Andranik and also took part in the Volunteer regiment commanded by Sebouh. In 1921 he was assigned to the ARF’s Operation Nemesis, which sought to punish Turkish officials guilty of organizing and carrying out the Armenian Genocide. Tehlirian’s main target was Talaat Pasha, one of the triumvirate of Young Turk leaders who had ruled in the last days of the Ottoman Empire; he was a former minister of the interior and a grand vizier (prime minister). Talaat was killed by Tehlirian with a single bullet on the morning of March 15, 1921, in Berlin, in broad daylight. Tehlirian did not flee the scene and was immediately arrested. He was tried for murder but was exonerated by the German court. His trial became a highly sensational event, examining not only Tehlirian’s guilt but also that of Talaat Pasha for the Armenian deportations and mass killings. The trial influenced Polish lawyer Raphael Lemkin, who was later to coin the term “genocide.” He reflected on the trial, “Why is a man punished when he kills another man? Why is the killing of a million a lesser crime than the killing of a single individual?” After the assassination, Tehlirian moved to Serbia and married Anahit Tatikian, who was also from Erzincan. The couple moved to Belgium and lived there until 1945, when they moved to San Francisco. Tehlirian died in 1960 and is buried at the Ararat Cemetery in Fresno, California. Why don’t you point out that Raphael Lemkin was a Jew? Is there a reason to hide that fact? Why don’t you point out that the prevailing majority of the Young Turk leaders were crypto-Jews? Is there a reason to hide that fact? Is there a reason why these people’s ethnic background is not mentioned: •Talaat Pasha- Donmeh Jew- Chief architect of the Armenian Genocide •Djavid Bey- Donmeh Jew- Talaat’s finance minister •emmanuel carasso- Sephardic Jew- propagandist and prominent member of the Young Turks. The JEWISH president Simon Peres, of the JEWISH state of Israel openly and publicly denied the Armenian Genocide. Imagine if any other world leader would deny the holocuast, it would be followed by “antisemite” or “he’s the next hitter” but it’s okay for a Jew to deny other people’s genocides. Don’t even get me started on jews in the Soviet Union, Genrikh Yagoda, Leon Trotsky, overseeing the deaths of millions. Naming a square Soghomon Tehlirian in Marseille is not only to honor the Hero but equally it is in respect of the German Justice!! They say “history repeats itself” I would say history also contradicts itself…look what the German Hitler did later on…but the German people was honest and decent enough to admit and compensate….while these two words don’t exist in the Turkish political dictionary!!! Proud to live under such a moving Last name…my thanks to the French people…Marseille was an important city that protected my greatuncle during difficult times agter THE trial !! I wonder how many people are visiting his resting place in Fresno. Instead of walking and yelling in LA , we need to go there every 24th April and show our respect to this great man. I wonder if our young generation knows about him and went there. We have a sacred place here and almost forgot about it. Let’s go there every year and put our flowers and pray for his soul. The commentators on that page supports a murderer??? it is you and my responsibility to go over with them the stated facts. We should keep talking with them and hopefully some of then would follow your idea. For example, I live more than 40 years at USA and know almost everything about genocide, however, I did not know that Mr. Soghomon Tehlirian’s resting place is in Fresno. I thank you for your information. I should point out that there is Mr. Soghomon Tehlirian’s statue in Yerevan, Armenia. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked * The Diaspora has a voice. We are delivering it. The current head to head record for the teams are Marseille 16 win(s) Marseille haven't lost to Toulouse in their last 15 meetings (10W, 5D). Have scored 12 goals in their last 5 matches Gabriel Suazo has created the most big chances for Toulouse (9) Zakaria Aboukhlal has the most shots on target per match for Toulouse (1.3) 06 Apr 2025 18:45:00 GMT?Marseille won 3–2 over Toulouse on Sun 06 Apr 2025 18:45:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 4 goals in their last 5 matches Marseille haven't lost to Toulouse in their last 15 meetings (10W Marseille is playing home against Toulouse at Orange Vélodrome on Sun Shortly before the end of the transfer window Schalke 04 can announce that Amine Harit has been loaned to French side Olympique Marseille The attacker will initially be sent to Marseille until the end of the 2022/23 season The loan agreement includes both a purchase option and an obligation to buy Personal suits both parties and it suits us economically The probability that the conditions for the obligation to buy will be met is high in our joint estimations We wish Amine all the best for his time in Marseille,” said Rouven Schröder Amine Harit’s transfer also marks the end of the wide-reaching squad restructuring that has taken place since the club’s relegation to the 2 we have had an unprecedented upheaval in our squad It has been a highly intense period in terms of the challenges we have faced and it has now come to a successful conclusion,” said Peter Knäbel © 1904-2023 FC Gelsenkirchen-Schalke 04 e.V Benfica 2 Olympic Marseille 1 - HighlightsGoals from Rafa Silva and Angel Di Maria have handed Benfica the advantage over Olympic Marseille Goals from Rafa Silva and Angel Di Maria have handed Benfica the advantage over Olympic Marseille.  Leonardo Balerdi celebrates with Pau Lopez during the UEFA Europa League match between Olympique de Marseille (OM) and SL Benfica at the Stade Velodrome in Marseille on April 18, 2024 At least five people were injured and adjacent buildings were evacuated A fire is preventing rescue teams from searching for possible victims Firefighters stand next to a bulldozer moving rubble where a building collapsed in Marseille NICOLAS TUCAT / AFP An apartment building collapsed in an apparent explosion Sunday in the French Mediterranean city of Marseille with authorities warning there are likely to be fatalities as firefighters battled a blaze The collapse of the building in the port city in southern France occurred around 12:40 am damaging parts of the two surrounding buildings Marseille Mayor Benoît Payan told reporters "We have to be prepared to have victims in this terrible tragedy," Payan told journalists at the scene in the central La Plaine district where over 100 firefighters were still getting the blaze under control and the smell of smoke hung in the air The fire "is extremely difficult to control," said Payan "The firefighters are judging minute by minute how best to put out this fire because there are potentially people alive inside." Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin said on the scene that there were between four and ten people trapped under the rubble "We don't know if they're alive or dead," he told reporters adding that authorities were also yet to discover the cause of the "very large blast" that prompted the collapse The intense heat as the building burns has kept search dogs from picking through the rubble with Darmanin saying it would be "several hours.. maybe even longer" before the fire was out "I am thinking of those affected and of their loved ones.. thank you to the firefighters and emergency workers," President Emmanuel Macron wrote on Twitter Five people were injured in neighbouring buildings which were damaged by the collapse and 33 were taken into care by emergency responders It is unclear how many people were inside the fallen block – believed to have one apartment on each floor – at the time of the collapse "Not all the people who were supposedly inside the building have been seen families are worried," Housing Minister Olivier Klein told broadcaster Franceinfo Rescue personnel work at the scene where a building collapsed in the southern French port city of Marseille early on April 9 NICOLAS TUCAT / AFP French Interior Minister Gérald Darmanin and Marseille Mayor Benoît Payan after a building collapsed on Rue Tivoli NICOLAS TUCAT / AFP The intense heat as the building burns has kept search dog teams from picking through the rubble The streets around the collapsed building were cordoned off and choked with dust Firefighters could be seen attempting to work their way through the building debris "We are trying to speed up the (search and rescue operations) because time is of essence," said the commander of the Marseille marine firefighters Rescuers' task has been complicated by the partial collapse of one of the adjoining buildings where eight people had to be brought down by ladder after taking refuge on a roof terrace Other buildings on the street were evacuated and their residents put up in schools while an aid centre for people looking for missing family members or loved ones has been opened in a neighbouring district "We have to be very cautious about what the cause was at this stage," said Christophe Mirmand A late-night food vendor working on the street said "everything shook" during what sounded like an explosion "We saw people running and there was smoke everywhere," said Aziz who lives on a side street near the fallen building told AFP the sound of the crash "was huge" "It sounded like an explosion," said Gilles Eight were killed in Marseille in 2018 when two dilapidated buildings in the working-class district of Noailles caved in The accident cast a harsh light on the city's housing standards with aid groups saying 40,000 people live in shoddy structures But authorities appeared to rule out structural issues in the latest collapse in a neighbourhood known for its bars and nightlife "There was no danger notice for this building and it is not in a neighbourhood identified as having substandard housing," said Mirmand News Marseille Vieux Port wins European Prize for Urban Public Space 29th April 2014 The redevelopment of Marseille’s Vieux Port was jointly awarded the 2014 European Prize for Urban Public Space at a ceremony in Barcelona on Friday 25 April. The biennial prize, which attracted 274 entries from 30 countries, is organized by seven architecture institutions and is the only award of its kind in Europe. Marseille welcome Brest to the Stade Vélodrome in Ligue 1 on Sunday with a two-point lead over fourth-placed Lille while Brest have registered 13 wins in 30 games and are ninth Marseiile suffered a 3-0 loss at Monaco earlier this month but bounced back with a 5-1 home triumph over Montpellier last week. Mason Greenwood bagged a brace while Jonathan Rowe and Adrien Rabiot scored in the second half saw their unbeaten streak in Ligue 1 end after five games last week with a 3-1 home loss to Lens Pierre Lees-Melou gave them the lead in the 13th minute before Goduine Koyalipou pulled Lens level four minutes later Neil El Aynaoui and Wesley Saïd strikes helped Lens to a comeback win Marseille have six wins in their last 12 league games They have scored 15 goals in their last five home Ligue 1 outings Leonardo Balerdi is struggling with a knee injury and will likely be rested while Ruben Blanco and Chancel Mbemba aren't in contention to start have conceded thrice in their last two league games They have lost one of their last seven Ligue 1 away games They have also won two of their last three away meetings against Marseille Soumaila Coulibaly and Bradley Locko are sidelined with injuries Ludovic Ajorque and Jordan Amavi will undergo late fitness tests Marseille have a good recent home record and are expected to eke out a narrow win Tip 2: Goals - Over/Under 2.5 Goals - Over 2.5 goals Tip 4: At least a goal to be scored in the second half - Yes Your perspective matters!Start the conversation