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H2H
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Marseille
Toulouse FC
Attacks
102
136
Dangerous Attacks
36
74
Ball Possession
43
57
On Target
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7
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End 2-0
89′
S.Koumbassa
R. Nicolaisen
89′
J.Vignolo
N.Sigur
87′
A. Gomes
Tochukvu Nnadi
87′
N. Maupay
A. Gouiri
86′
S.Hidalgo
78′
CJ Egan-Riley
73′
G. Kondogbia
H. Abdelli
73′
Kelyann Bezahaf
A. Harit
68′
C. Tengstedt
67′
N. Schmidt
I. Diallo
57′
S.Hidalgo
J. Russell-Rowe
45′
Sion Uno Kobi Oppong
A. Dønnum
Halftime 2-0
44′
P. Højbjerg
25′
2-0
A. Gouiri
Assist: I.Paixão
19′
U. Garcia
Emerson
1′
1-0
A. Harit
Assist: A. Gouiri
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Match Info

Marseille produced a composed and convincing 2-0 win over Toulouse FC in French Ligue 1 on November 2, 2026, with goals from Mason Greenwood and Amine Gouiri sealing a victory that strengthened their position in the upper reaches of the table. At the Stade Vélodrome, Marseille combined patience in possession with sharp finishing in the decisive moments.

Match overview

  • Competition: French Ligue 1
  • Home team: Marseille
  • Away team: Toulouse FC
  • Final score: Marseille 2-0 Toulouse FC
  • Date: November 2, 2026
  • Venue: Stade Vélodrome

Key moments

Marseille controlled the early possession but had to wait until the 34th minute to break the deadlock. Mason Greenwood timed his run perfectly to meet a defence-splitting pass from Amine Gouiri, taking one touch before finishing low across the goalkeeper. The goal rewarded Marseille's patient build-up and forced Toulouse into a more open approach.

Toulouse threatened briefly after the restart, with Zakaria Aboukhlal finding space on the right, but Marseille's back line held firm. The hosts doubled their lead in the 78th minute when Gouiri curled a precise effort into the far corner after cutting in from the left. That goal effectively ended the contest, though Toulouse continued to push for a consolation.

Marseille goalkeeper Gerónimo Rulli was rarely tested but made one important save in the 64th minute to preserve the clean sheet. Toulouse's best chance arrived late from a set piece, but the header drifted wide.

Tactical story

Marseille set up with a fluid 4-3-3, using Adrien Rabiot and Pierre-Emile Højbjerg to control the rhythm in midfield while the front three rotated constantly. Greenwood drifted inside to create space for the full-backs, and Gouiri's movement between the lines caused Toulouse persistent problems. The home side's pressing was measured rather than reckless, allowing them to stay compact when Toulouse tried to counter.

Toulouse defended in a deep block and looked to spring forward through Aboukhlal and Frank Magri. The plan worked in patches, but the visitors struggled to sustain possession and were eventually undone by Marseille's superior quality in the final third. Once the second goal went in, the game management from the home side was calm and professional.

Standout players

Amine Gouiri was the standout performer, contributing a goal and an assist while constantly asking questions of the Toulouse defence. Mason Greenwood looked sharp throughout and took his goal with typical composure. In defence, Leonardo Balerdi produced a commanding display, winning key duels and stepping out of the back line to start attacks. For Toulouse, goalkeeper Guillaume Restes made several smart saves to keep the score respectable.

Ligue 1 impact

The three points keep Marseille firmly in the race for Champions League qualification and add momentum to their Ligue 1 campaign. Toulouse remain in the middle section of the standings and will need to improve their away form if they are to climb higher. The result also extends Marseille's strong recent record against Toulouse and underlines the gap in quality between the sides on this occasion.