Marseille 1-0 Paris Saint Germain Highlights, Ligue 1: Nayef Aguerd Goal Hands OM Le Classique Win

No, they can't! The final whistle is blown after five minutes of added time and Marseille have handed PSG their first French league defeat of the season. The Parisians slip to second in the table with the defeat, as Monaco overtake them on goal difference. Marseille climb to sixth with the win, just three points adrift of the toppers.

The match is now deep into stoppage time, and Marseille have held on to their slender but vital one-goal lead so far. Final whistle is imminent. Can PSG find a leveller?

Not too far away from Marseille, the grandest football awards ceremony of the world is underway in Paris. The Ballon d'Or awards ceremony is on and PSG coach Luis Enrique has just won the Johan Cruyff Trophy for being the best coach in the men's game. It was a blockbuster 2024-25 season for PSG and Enrique, and thus the award comes as no surprise.

The second half has kicked off at the Stade Velodrome. PSG have turned the tide from such situations countless times before, and would be looking to equalise as soon as possible so as to stay in the game.

The scoreline stays at 1-0 in favour in favour of Marseille at the end of the first half. PSG had their chances but it's the home side who stand ahead at the lemon break. Let's see what transpires after it.

Marseille come really close to doubling their advantage in the 25th minute as Amine Gouiri, assisted by Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg, hits the woodwork with a right footed shot from the left side of the box.

Play gets underway at the Stade Velodrome in Marseille. And we have an early goal from the hosts! Marseille defender Nayef Aguerd heads it in after PSG goalie Lucas Chevalier's attempted punch-clear to a corner kick falls in the way of Mason Greenwood, who crosses it to Aguerd in the fifth minute. Quite an early statement from Les Phoceens.

And this is how Olympique de Marseille shape up for the match, which will kick off in 15 minutes time:

This is how PSG line up for the eagerly awaited away clash with Marseille:

In 62 Ligue 1 meetings since Paris Saint-Germain's Qatari takeover in 2011, the capital club have won 38 matches, Marseille have claimed 13 victories, and 11 encounters have ended in draws. PSG are unbeaten in their last 12 league visits to the Velodrome, recording nine wins and three draws during this period.

The match kicks off at 11:30pm IST. The Marseille vs PSG, Ligue 1 2025-26 match will not be live-streamed or televised in India as the French league has no official broadcasters in the country. In France, fans can watch the Le Classique match live on Molotov, Amazon Prime Video, and Ligue 1+.

Good evening and welcome to everyone joining us this Monday for some French league action. It's the big one, the exalted 'Le Classique' and we will bring to you the build-up and live updates from the Marseille vs PSG encounter.