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Marseille top Ligue 1 on goal difference after beating Metz for fourth straight win

Marseille scored 10 goals and conceded just one in their last four games, moving atop Ligue 1 on goal difference after defeating Metz 3-0.

  • On Saturday, Marseille secured their fourth straight league victory by defeating bottom-placed Metz 3-0, which propelled them to the summit of Ligue 1.
  • The team’s recent success follows a rocky start to the season including a dressing room fight and the transfer listing of Adrien Rabiot, whom De Zerbi described as a bar room brawl.
  • Igor Paixão broke the deadlock shortly after halftime, redirecting a pass from 18-year-old Robinho Vaz, before Matt O'Riley and Amine Gouiri added two more goals to secure the victory.
  • Since taking charge of Marseille after his June 2024 move from Brighton, Coach Roberto De Zerbi has seen significant progress, guiding the team to a second-place finish last season. He emphasized that the squad has developed greatly and is now more resilient, contrasting with the previous season when they struggled in similar situations.
  • The win elevated Marseille to 15 points, placing them above reigning champions PSG and Lyon on goal difference, while a brief delay late in the match caused by crowd unrest was peacefully settled with the help of players and referee Clément Turpin.
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On Saturday, October 4, 2025, the Ligue 1 red lantern, was won on the Metz Lawn (0-3) on the occasion of the 7th day of the championship.

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Marseille top Ligue 1 on goal difference after beating Metz for fourth straight win

Marseille has won at rock-bottom Metz 3-0 to notch a fourth straight win in Ligue 1 and move on top on goal difference from Paris Saint-Germain and Lyon.

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The Phocéan club broke down the red lantern (3-0) thanks to a second period largely controlled on Saturday in Saint-Symphorien.

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