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The French club Marseille have struggled to maintain their form in recent weeks, with Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang breaking through on the wing for Lyon on Sunday. The striker has been key to Lyon's impressive run of form and his goals have helped them to win their last two games. Aubameyang's goal came after a long ball from teammate Dimitri Payet was headed past the goalkeeper by substitute Thierry Henry. He then scored his second goal of the game, which was also saved by keeper Gérard Houllier. Marseille manager Jean-Michel Aulas praised Aubameyang's performance and said that he would continue to play at a high level despite being injured. "I'm very proud of him," Aulas said. "He is a great player who can score goals. I am confident that he will continue to perform well." However, Marseille's recent form has not been enough to keep up with the other top teams in France. They have lost three of their last four matches and are currently sitting just above the relegation zone. Despite this, they remain optimistic about their chances of survival and believe that they can bounce back from this defeat. Despite the setback,Ligue 1 Express Marseille still have plenty of talented players in their squad and they should be able to find ways to improve their performances going forward. With Aubameyang continuing to impress and with their defense improving, they could potentially fight their way back into the top half of the table. In conclusion, while Marseille may have struggled recently, they remain hopeful of making a comeback against Lyon and other top teams in France. With Aubameyang continuing to impress and with their defense improving, they should be able to bounce back from this defeat and compete for promotion next season. |
