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Match Info

Marseille 0–3 OGC Nice
26 July 2026 | International Club Friendly

OGC Nice produced a dominant display to defeat Marseille 3–0 at the Orange Vélodrome in a pre‑season friendly. The visitors were in control from start to finish, with goals in each half securing a comprehensive win that will give Francesco Farioli plenty of encouragement ahead of the new Ligue 1 season.

Match Overview

Despite Marseille enjoying the lion's share of possession in the opening 20 minutes, it was Nice who struck first. A deep cross from the left was met by Gaëtan Laborde, who powered a header past the helpless Pau López. The goal seemed to unsettle the home side, and Nice doubled their advantage before the break through a slick counter‑attack finished by Sofiane Diop.

Key Moments

  • 28' – Goal OGC Nice (Laborde): Laborde rises highest to head in from a corner variation.
  • 41' – Goal OGC Nice (Diop): Diop fires low into the far corner after a swift breakaway.
  • 72' – Goal OGC Nice (Thuram): Khephren Thuram drives through midfield and curls a shot into the top corner.

Tactical Story

Nice set up in a compact 4‑3‑3 that stifled Marseille's creative forces. The midfield trio of Thuram, Ndayishimiye and Boudaoui outworked their counterparts, winning the second balls and launching quick transitions. Marseille's attempts to build through the middle were repeatedly snuffed out, forcing them into wide crosses that Nice's central defenders dealt with comfortably.

Standout Players

Khephren Thuram was the standout performer, capped by a stunning solo goal. In defence, Jean‑Clair Todibo marshalled the backline impeccably, winning nine duels and making five clearances. For Marseille, Chancel Mbemba was the only player to emerge with credit, making several crucial interceptions to prevent an even heavier defeat.

What It Means

The result is a concerning one for Marseille supporters ahead of the new season. Roberto De Zerbi's side lacked intensity and cohesion. Nice, by contrast, appear well‑prepared. Both teams have further friendlies scheduled before Ligue 1 gets under way.