And with the start of the final race to win the title, Marseille II failed to reduce the difference with leaders Saint-Germain to 4 points, as it contented itself with raising its score to 60 points, compared to 66 for the capital club, which receives Lyon at home on Sunday in the most prominent matches of this round.
The southern club also continued wasting points at its “Velodrome” stadium for the fifth consecutive match in the league, as it achieved a series of 3 draws and two defeats.
Arnaud Nordin scored for Montpellier (12), while Mathieu Guendouzi scored Marseille’s goal in the 44th minute from a penalty kick.
