Marseille beat Le Havre 4-3 after blowing four-goal lead
Marseille led by four goals at the Stade Vélodrome on Sunday but won only 4-3 against Le Havre. Amine Harit said the comeback came from a lack of humility.
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Marseille led by four goals at the Stade Vélodrome on Sunday but won only 4-3 against Le Havre. Amine Harit said the comeback came from a lack of humility.
Marseille won their Ligue 1 match without convincing, according to L'Équipe's account of a hard-fought success.
Le Havre's defending was poor and substitutes sparked a revival, but the club complained about refereeing decisions in stoppage time of the defeat at Marseille, saying nobody understands them.
The Marseille coach said in his press conference that his young substitutes lacked humility in the 4-3 victory over Le Havre. He plans to pass the message on to help them learn.
Bruno Genesio said the tense finish, with Le Havre pulling back to 4-3, cost him some life expectancy. He spoke about the closing stages and their impact on supporters and the club.
Marseille led 4-0 in the second half of Sunday's Ligue 1 match at home before Le Havre fought back, and the hosts won 4-3. Himad Abdelli called his team's late collapse unacceptable and pointed to the substitutions.
Le Havre were beaten 4-3 by Marseille after trailing 4-0, and their coach Didier Digard said he felt there was a handball in the penalty appeal checked by VAR in stoppage time.
Bruno Genesio's side led 4-0 at home but almost let the three points slip before winning 4-3 against Le Havre.
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