Julien Laurens

I don't think the back five was a good idea at all.

I'm not sure.

his midfield worked either.

And certainly every time Gravenberg was on the ball or McAllister or Wierz or Soboslai, it was just far too easy for them.

There was not enough pressure, not enough intensity from Marseille, despite the atmosphere being incredible at the Velodrome, as we expected, because it was a big game.

Had Marseille won on Wednesday night, they would have qualified already, which is not the case now.

They're going to go to Bruges next week under massive pressure.

Did they get past...

Mr. Champions League, Hans Van Aken, he's going to give the Zerbi nightmares.

Yeah, absolutely.

So really, really bad night for Marseille.

And really, I think more importantly, not really understood what they're trying to do.

And after the game, the Zerbi said, well, it's a shame my players could not read the game.

Because if they had read the game better, we would have been in a better position.

I was like, hang on, you saw the game too.

You could have said from the touchline, hey, let's go to a back four.

Let's make sure we've got an extra man in midfield, things like that.

But he never created anything.

He even played with a back five until the end, which was crazy.

Yeah, no, no.