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PSG inflicted a new humiliation on OM (0-3) this Sunday. Some observers, like Patrick Vieira, have made a clear observation.
Paris Saint-Germain swept away Olympique de Marseille (0-3) this Sunday at the Vélodrome at the end of the 9th day of Ligue 1. This Classic – like the three previous ones – turned to the advantage of the Parisians last night. Luis Enrique’s men continued their flawless performance in the championship to bring their total to 23 units, with a controlled success against the Marseille team.
If the meeting was marked in particular by a controversial red card inflicted on Amine Harit (20th), Joao Neves (7th) and Bradley Barcola (40th) were decisive for the Rouge et Bleu, with an own goal from Leonardo Balerdi ( 29th). For Patrick Vieira, this result highlights the gap between PSG and OM, who, according to him, is no longer a credible contender for the title of champion of France.
“We may have seen them too beautiful”
“The defeat is deserved, judged the consultant on DAZN. Afterwards it is in the content that there is a big disappointment. We expected a Marseille team to be a little more valiant and which would pose more problems for PSG. They still took quite a beating, waking up will be very complicated. This means that there will certainly be a questioning of the objectives for the season. »
Vieira believes that qualification for the European Cup remains the most accessible objective, taking into account the performance of the Olympians this Sunday. “I think it’s difficult to talk about a title for Marseille. We can perhaps talk a little more about European Cup ambitions. But perhaps we saw them as too beautiful. We saw the difference between these two teams”added the former Strasbourg coach.
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