Paris FC snatch late point as Marseille let two-goal lead slip | OneFootball

Match in Five Sentences: Paris FC and Marseille drew 2-2 at Stade Jean Bouin. In the 18th minute, Mason Greenwood converted from the spot after VAR confirmed the penalty. Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang doubled the lead (53.), before substitute Nanitamo Ikone halved it (82.). Gerónimo Rulli then fouled Marshall Munetsi and Ilan Kebbal levelled from the spot in the fourth minute of second half stoppage time. Paris FC rise from 14th to 13th and visit Lorient in the Coupe de France next, while Les Phocéens remain third and visit Paris Saint‑Germain next.

Player of the Match: Mason Greenwood dictated the contest for long spells, scoring a penalty, assisting Aubameyang and creating five key passes to keep Les Phocéens on the front foot.

Stat of the Match: Paris FC converted two of their four shots on target, a ruthless late edge that secured the draw.

Three Things We Learned: Nanitamo Ikone's introduction changed the tone, scoring with his only shot and completing 11 of 12 passes. Les Olympiens carried sustained threat with 18 attempts and a 27.8% cross accuracy from 18 deliveries, yet could not close it out. Leonardo Balerdi underlined his set-piece menace with three shots and a header that struck the post (74.).