Notes from Auxerre: the powerless AJA
Promoted to the elite of French football, Auxerre might not do anything once morest OM (0-2) on Saturday followingnoon at the Abbé-Deschamps on behalf of the sixth day of Ligue 1, despite a quarter hour of interesting play following returning from the locker room. In front of the defense, captain Birama Touré (3/10) had a complicated meeting, while Gauthier Hein (6/10) was interesting from his right lane.
Auxerre’s notes in L’Équipe
Costil (6) – Joly (5), Jubal (4), Coeff (4), Mensah (5) – Touré (3) – Hein (6)Sakhi (4), Raveloson (3), Autret (4) – Da Costa (4)
OM’s notes: Marseille solid
A few days before an already very important trip to London to face Tottenham in the Champions League, OM won their fifth success in Auxerre in six Ligue 1 matches this season and remain undefeated, as do PSG, OL and Lens. Interestingly, the teammates of the very good Chancel Mbemba (7/10) and Sead Kolasinac (7/10) have not conceded a single goal for three games.
Announced on the departure this summer, Cengiz Ünder (6/10 in L’Équipe, 6.7/10 in La Provence) showed good dispositions and desire in Burgundy. Author of the opener, Gerson (6/10 in L’Équipe, 7.3/10 in La Provence) also convinced. Came in place of a Luis Suarez (4/10 in L’Équipe, 5.3 in La Provence) somewhat in the hard, Alexis Sanchez (not rated) sealed the victory of OM, on an action initiated by Amine Harit (not rated).
OM ratings in L’Équipe
Lopez (6) – Mbemba (7)Balerdi (6), Kolasinac (7) – Kabore (5), Rongier (6), Veretout (6), Clauss (4) – Under (6), Gerson (6) – Suarez (4)
OM ratings in La Provence
Lopez (6) – Mbemba (7), Balerdi (6), Kolasinac (7) – Kabore (5), Rongier (6), Veretout (6.3), Clauss (5.7) – Under (6.7), Gerson (7.3) – Suarez (5,3)
