Marseille made short work of Toulouse on the occasion of the 16th day of Ligue 1 (6-1). Find the Tops and Flops of this meeting which turned to correction.
Tops
Kolasinac goes on
We left him as the decisive scorer against Monaco just before the World Cup (2-3). This time holder on the left wing, at the expense of Nuno Tavares, Sead Kolasinac delivered a good performance. If he was surprised several times by Ratao, the Bosnian gained strength as the match progressed and was very present on the offensive level. With as a highlight his superb goal scored alone after the recovery. The former Arsenal player offered himself a nice slalom in the box before deceiving Dupé with a low shot from the left. The Vélodrome enjoyed this action.
Payet very inspired
As announced by Igor Tudor at a press conference, Dimitri Payet was a good starter for this recovery match. And the Reunionese responded present. In form, he often played fair and offered several delicious services to his teammates. Inspired, and decisive. Originally from CSC de Nicolaisen, he was responsible for scoring Marseille’s fourth goal, with a superb curling shot at the entrance to the area.
Flops
Nicolaisen in pain
Beaten by a final score, Toulouse collapsed on the lawn of the Vélodrome. A collapse perfectly symbolized by the performance of Rasmus Nicolaisen. At first solid, the Danish defender came out of his match after scoring a CSC gag at the end of the first period, on a badly measured whim which came to deceive his own goalkeeper. Unhappy with this action, the number 2 of Téfécé then suffered terribly after returning from the locker room. Notably mystified by Kolasinac on the goal of the Bosnian.
Chaibi’s huge failure
One of the turning points of the meeting. At 1-0 for Marseille, Toulouse reacted well and got a real highlight after half an hour of play. Farès Chaibi had the opportunity to materialize this burst, but the Occitan winger missed the target at close range of the head, on a beautiful delivery of Dallinga. The best opportunity of the game for Téfécé, who conceded the second goal just three minutes later…