Aubameyang seals stoppage-time comeback as Marseille edge Lyon | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Marseille beat Lyon 3-2 at the Vélodrome. Corentin Tolisso put Les Gones ahead in the third minute with a left-footed finish. Igor Paixão levelled (52.), Rémi Himbert made it 2-1 to the visitors (76.), and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang equalised (81.) before hitting the winner in the first minute of second half stoppage time. Les Phocéens carried the greater threat with 18 attempts and seven on target, compared with 12 and six for the visitors. Les Phocéens stay fourth and host Toulouse in the Coupe de France next, while Les Gones remain third and face Lens in the same competition.

Player of the Match: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang decided it with a late brace, scoring from four attempts and providing the stoppage-time winner that swung the points for Les Olympiens.

Stat of the Match: Igor Paixão delivered a goal and an assist after coming on at half-time, changing the game's direction.

Three Things We Learned: Endrick produced two assists, supplying both Lyon goals. Les Phocéens' bench proved decisive, with Paixão's goal and assist and Ethan Nwaneri creating the winner. Emerson's delivery was a constant outlet, completing four accurate crosses as the hosts earned eight corners.