Due to Jonathan Rowe’s winning goal in the 95th minute, Marseille was down to 10 men early in the encounter on Sunday and overcame to defeat Lyon 3-2 away from home.

After the outcome, Roberto De Zerbi’s team finished second in Ligue 1, tied with Paris Saint-Germain on 13 points but with a worse goal differential.

Duje Caleta-Car, a former Marseille defender, gave Lyon the lead early in a wild “Olympico” rivalry that included late goals and an early red card.

With less than ten minutes left, Ulisses Garcia gave Marseille the lead after Pol Lirola had tied the score.

In the third minute of additional time, Rayan Cherki seemed to have given Lyon a draw, but two minutes later, Rowe piledriven a winner for Marseille from the outside of the box.

The match lived up to the fierce reputation of being one of France’s fiercest rivals, with Leonardo Balerdi of Marseille receiving a yellow card for a strong tackle on Corentin Tolisso in less than 30 seconds.

After bringing down Alexandre Lacazette, the Marseille captain was sent out for a second bookable offense in five minutes.

De Zerbi said, “He made a mistake and he knows it.” However, he is still our captain, and we honor him with this triumph.

“We don’t give up on someone in this squad who is having trouble.”

A decent guy, Despite dominating, Lyon was unable to record a point.

The debate from the first half continued when, following a protracted VAR review, Lyon was given a penalty for handball deep into additional time.

Geronimo Rulli blocked Lacazette’s 12-yard attempt, and the Lyon captain was forced to blast the rebound over the crossbar by the forceful following-in defense.

Excellent effort by Clinton Mata to win the ball and throw in a precise cross on the right side set up Caleta-Car for a header in the 53rd minute.

Though they had substituted out strikers Amine Harit and Elye Wahi, Marseille responded in the 69th minute when replacement defender Lirola calmly finished a one-on-one against Lucas Perri.

In the 82nd minute, Garcia, another substitute defender, stepped onto Lirola’s cross and scored with a first-time shot that went over the goalie and into the far corner, completing the stunning reversal.

Cherki, however, seemed to guarantee Pierre Sage’s side would share the spoils by bundling in a cross at the near post, but the drama was far from over.

Then, when he cut past two defenders and surged forward from the left flank, Rowe stole the show for Marseille, slamming the ball across Perri and inside the far post.

Monaco maintains their speed
Monaco maintained their unblemished record by defeating a spirited Le Havre 3-1.

The Principality team won their fourth game in five league games this season to cap up their thrilling Champions League triumph against Barcelona midweek.

After Jordan Teze’s early goal was canceled out by Le Havre’s Daler Kuzyaev, Eliesse Ben Seghir and Folarin Balogun scored two goals in short succession halfway through the second half to guarantee Monaco won all three points.

Even if it wasn’t the finest game of the season, Adi Huetter, the coach of Monaco, expressed his satisfaction with the victory.

Dutch defender Within ten minutes, Teze gave the home team the lead. Kuzyaev then equalized with a finish from outside the foot that dipped into the far corner.

After taking a break after his midweek heroics, rising sensation Ben Seghir gave Monaco a lead again in the 66th minute with a solo inspiration.

After receiving the ball 25 yards from goal, he moved past the crowded defense and used his right foot to shape the ball beyond the goalie.

Four minutes later, Balogun finished off the scoring with a sweep after a ball from George Ilenikhena.