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In a lively match between Olympique de Marseille and AS Monaco this Sunday in Ligue 1, which had initially turned to the advantage of the Rock before the Marseille equalizer, Roberto De Zerbi’s men finally won the three points (2-1).
On a penalty converted by Mason Greenwood in the 89th minute, after a handball from Christian Mawissa, OM obtained their second success of the season at the Vélodrome and thus consolidated their place as runner-up to Paris Saint-Germain. While emotion was at its height on the Marseille side after the English right winger’s goal, the latter assured that his team had approached the meeting in a good state of mind.
Greenwood analyzes OM’s victory
“The important thing was to keep a cool head. Even though we were down by a goal, we felt like we were in control of the game. We knew we could come back in the second half, score two goals and win. And that’s what we did”said Greenwood in the mixed zone.
And to add: “We didn’t feel any pressure, we all agreed that we were there for each other on the pitch, and that’s how we moved forward. »
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