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.
On the eve of OM–Ajax in the Champions League, Matt O’Riley shared his excitement, his rapid adaptation and his desire to shine in front of a roaring Vélodrome.
On the eve of OM’s big Champions League return, here’s a round-up of their European opponents: Madrid in control, Ajax reassured, Atalanta sparkling… and Brugge in crisis.