Aubameyang and Greenwood Dismantle Paris FC in Vélodrome Rout

Must Watch Futmetrix Score: 84/100. Marseille transformed the Orange Vélodrome into a shooting gallery, crushing Paris FC 5-2 in a display of unbridled attacking prowess where Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Mason Greenwood orchestrated a masterclass in clinical finishing.

The Goal Avalanche: When the Vélodrome Became a Sniper's Range

From the 18th minute, intensity exploded across the pitch. Greenwood broke the deadlock from the penalty spot—VAR-confirmed drama—and the floodgates opened. In a breathless ten-minute spell (18-28), three goals traded places: Aubameyang doubled the lead by the 24th, before Ilan Kebbal pulled one back for the visitors at 2-1. But Marseille refused the suspense. What promised to be a crunch match became a one-sided affair.

Greenwood's Playmaking, Substitutes as Executioners

The second half? A carnival where balance tilted decisively toward the home side. Mathias Simon dragged Paris FC back to 2-3 in the 58th, but it was mere consolation. Aubameyang sealed his brace in the 73rd, Pierre Hojbjerg added a fifth in the 81st, and Romain Vaz closed the curtain at the 90th. Substitutes Bilal Nadir (two assists) and Vaz transformed the match into a Parisian rout.

A Lesson in Killer Instinct

Marseille dominated with 61% possession and 11 shots (seven on target). Paris FC, restricted to 39% possession, attempted resistance but crumbled against relentless intensity in the final third. The title race begins badly for the visitors; Marseille has served notice to Ligue 1.