Aux armes et cætera

Coming off the bench at Metz, Amine Gouiri changed everything: one assist, one goal, and a reminder that his story at Marseille is far from over.

Solid, patient and ruthless — Roberto De Zerbi’s men dominated Metz (3–0) with authority. A controlled performance that underlines an OM now confident, disciplined, and sure of its strength.

After a dominant 3–0 victory in Metz, Roberto De Zerbi hailed his side’s progress. Smarter, calmer, and more ruthless — Marseille is learning how to win differently.

On the eve of facing an in-form Marseille, Metz coach Stéphane Le Mignan didn’t hide: with a long injury list and a superior opponent, he expects a tough battle.

Turpin will referee Metz-OM this Saturday — a familiar face for Marseille fans. Renowned for his authority and precision, the French official often divides opinion in the South.

On the eve of Metz–OM, Roberto De Zerbi warned his team: no relaxation allowed. With Paixão finding form, Gouiri reassured and key absences confirmed, his mantra is simple — humility and intensity.

At just 20, Arthur Vermeeren already impresses with his calm and vision. Before Metz-OM, the Belgian midfielder shared the story of his quick adaptation and growing confidence.

Injured against Ajax, Facundo Medina will be out for around two months. But the Argentine warrior quickly reassured OM fans with a message full of courage and determination.

OM swept Ajax aside (4-0) at the Vélodrome to claim their first home Champions League victory in over ten years. Roberto De Zerbi praised a “perfect” first half but insisted his team must confirm this form away to Metz on Saturday.

The Vélodrome roared like never before: OM crushed Ajax 4-0 in the Champions League. Paixão launched his adventure, Aubameyang shone and the collective delivered.

Tonight, the Vélodrome turns into a European arena. After an encouraging 2-1 defeat in Madrid, OM have no margin for error against Ajax. The Phocéens want to break a 10-year wait and gift their people a home UCL victory.

On the eve of OM–Ajax in the Champions League, Roberto De Zerbi delivered a strong message: trust in his squad, respect for the opponent, and a call to the Velodrome’s energy.