The last time Marseille beat PSG at the Vélodrome in Ligue 1 🔙 | OneFootball

It's starting to feel like a really long time.

This Monday, it's Classic day with OM hosting PSG for the fifth day of Ligue 1.

If the Marseille supporters continue to give unwavering support to their team during this match, it must be said that they would have reason to despair. The Olympians have gone 12 matches without a win at the Vélodrome against Paris, which is their longest drought against the same opponent in Ligue 1.

And for good reason, the last Marseille victory at home dates back to November 27, 2011. At that time...

- Lamine Yamal was four years old.

- Manchester City only had two Premier Leagues.

- Didier Deschamps was still on the OM bench.

- The PS4 did not exist.

- Snapchat and Twitch were less than a year old.

- Real only had nine of its 15 Champions League

- The transfer of Cristiano Ronaldo from Manchester United to Real Madrid for 94 million euros was the most expensive in history. Since then, 23 transfers have cost more money.

- Evian Thonon Gaillard, Nancy, Valenciennes, Sochaux, Dijon, Ajaccio and Caen were in Ligue 1.

- Eden Hazard was still in Ligue 1 and Belgium had not participated in any of the last two World Cups.

- Sir Alex Ferguson was still the coach of Manchester United.

Finally, we'll leave you to admire the team compositions during the last Marseille victory at the Vélodrome.

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📸 BORIS HORVAT - 2011 AFP