The recent defeat against Nice (0-1) at the Vélodrome has left a bitter taste for Marseille, with blame falling on the lack of freshness of the internationals who returned late from their national team duties. José Anigo, the coach, expressed his frustration and disappointment with the team’s performance, attributing it to a lack of energy rather than malicious intent.
Anigo lamented the team’s inability to maintain their intensity throughout the match, noting that fatigue became increasingly apparent as the game progressed. He criticized their inability to press higher and execute tactical plans effectively, attributing it to widespread fatigue among the players.
Regarding Marseille’s prospects for securing a third-place finish in the league, Anigo acknowledged that maintaining their current position would be challenging. He emphasized the importance of collecting points consistently, expressing concern over the impact of dropping points at home. Despite the setback, Anigo affirmed the team’s determination to compete in every match and accumulate points, but he acknowledged that their chances of securing third place had been jeopardized by the recent defeat.
