Amine Gouiri praises Marseille’s attacking display after five-goal win over Angers
Amine Gouiri has praised Olympique de Marseille’s attacking performance after they beat Angers 5-2 away from home in Ligue 1 on Sunday.
Marseille scored five goals to secure their second consecutive league victory, with Gouiri highlighting the team’s attacking efficiency as a major positive from the match.
Speaking to Ligue 1+, the 26-year-old striker said Marseille could have scored even more goals, despite conceding twice during the contest.
“We scored five goals and we could have scored more, that’s the positive point ,” he emphasized.
The result underlined Marseille’s attacking strength as they continued their recent progress in the league. Their performance in Angers allowed them to collect all three points while extending their winning run to two matches.
Gouiri was particularly pleased with the number of chances Marseille converted, although he felt the team had the potential to add to its tally. Scoring five times away from home provided a positive outcome for a side looking to maintain its momentum in Ligue 1.
Marseille’s victory also reflected the work the team has been doing since the start of the season. Gouiri believes their display was part of that continued development, with the players gradually building on their performances and improving their approach to games.
The striker has also played a role in Marseille’s attacking output this season. He has scored five goals in seven Ligue 1 appearances, making him one of the team’s contributors in front of goal.
However, Gouiri was keen to place the emphasis on the team’s overall achievement rather than individual performances. For him, the most important outcome was securing the victory and taking all three points from the away fixture.
“After that, we remember the victory and the three points.”
His comments reflected Marseille’s focus on results as they seek to build consistency in the league. While the five goals against Angers provided plenty of encouragement, the consecutive victories are another positive sign for the team.
Marseille will look to carry that momentum into their upcoming Ligue 1 fixtures as they continue their campaign. Gouiri’s assessment suggests the team’s attacking progress remains a key part of their approach, with the striker encouraged by the opportunities created and the goals scored against Angers.
For Marseille, the 5-2 victory was an important result, while Gouiri’s comments highlighted both the team’s attacking potential and the importance of turning strong performances into points.
