PSG beat Marseille in Le Classique, leaving OM in relegation zone
Paris Saint-Germain won 2-1 at Marseille in the 113th Le Classique, according to multiple sources, with Marquinhos scoring the decisive goal and Ferran Torres also on target.
Paris Saint-Germain defeated Olympique de Marseille 2-1 at the Stade Vélodrome in the 113th edition of Le Classique, according to reports from Voetbal International, Mundo Deportivo, and Gazeta Esportiva. The match, which saw PSG play with a numerical advantage for the final eleven minutes, was decided by a Marquinhos goal, as reported by kicker.
Ferran Torres continues fine form
Ferran Torres scored again for PSG, according to Mundo Deportivo, and Le Figaro reports that he is "flying" at the moment. The Spanish forward has been in impressive form, with the French newspaper highlighting his recent performances.
Tactical changes by Luis Enrique
L'Équipe reports that PSG coach Luis Enrique changed his team's pressing habits for the match against Marseille. This tactical adjustment contributed to PSG's victory, according to the French sports daily.
Marseille's crisis deepens
Le Monde reports that Marseille, now in the relegation zone after the defeat, is resisting the crisis. Le Parisien questions whether the club can drop to Ligue 2, citing a series of defeats, a limited squad, and a criticized management. RMC Sport quotes Rothen and Larqué criticizing those responsible for the Marseille fiasco, including McCourt, Longoria, De Zerbi, and Benatia.
Kvaratskhelia's struggles
But Football Club reports that Khvicha Kvaratskhelia is struggling to start his season at PSG, hindered by a heavy summer preparation that reduced his impact against Marseille.
PSG's loaned players
Foot Mercato reports on the contrasting start to the season for PSG's loaned players, including Renato Marin, Gabriel Moscardo, and Khalil Ayari, as well as Yoram Zagué at Pafos.






