Updates from kick-offs across the Europa LeagueChampions League grades: Ten Hag on thin iceLive scoreboard | And feel free to mail Niall There are also two 5.45pm kick-offs in the Women’s Champions League tonight, and they could be pivotal games in the group stage. Bayern Munich host Ajax in Group C, with both teams having already beaten PSG, who face group leaders Roma later. In Group D, Paris FC welcome Real Madrid with both teams needing a win to keep pace with Häcken and Chelsea. The Swedish side visit Stamford Bridge later – Sarah Rendell will be here for live minute-by-minute coverage. Continue reading...

Dimitri Payet (36), who in the summer bid an emotional farewell to Olympique de Marseille, has revealed that he will return to the club when his playing

Liverpool eased into the Europa League round of 16 with a 4-0 home win over Austria's LASK in Group E and Olympique de Marseille secured a top-two finish in Group B after a thrilling 4-3 win over Ajax Amsterdam on Thursday.

According to Foot Mercato, Olympique de Marseille, AS Monaco and Stade Rennes are all among the clubs in the race to sign Union Saint-Gilloise midfielder

Olympique de Marseille have confirmed the arrival of Medhi Benatia as the club's new Sporting Advisor, whilst Jean-Pierre Papin has taken control of the

Swiss esports organisation Team BDS has renewed its partnership with French football club Olympique de Marseille (OM) for the upcoming eLigue 1 Uber Eats campaign in 2024.  This will be the third season in which OM and Team BDS have joined forces for the competition, which will take place in EA SPORTS FC for the … Continued

November 10 – The Ligue 1 clash between Olympique de Marseille and Olympique Lyonnais, rescheduled for December 6 after being postponed due to an attack on the Lyon team bus, will still be played at Marseille’s Stade Velodrome, the French League (LFP) have announced, prompting an angry response from Lyon.The fixture was scheduled to be played on Sunday October 29 but didn’t take place following the attack with bottles and stones in which Lyon manager Fabio Grosso was injured, Read more …

Following Brighton's 2-0 away win at Amsterdam, Olympique de Marseille had the opportunity to leapfrog Roberto de Zerbi's Seagulls and top Group B. Italian

Brighton took control of their Europa League destiny with a commanding 2-0 win against Ajax at the Amsterdam Arena to complete back-to-back victories over the Dutch giants. A goal in each half from Ansu Fati and Simon Adingra meant Roberto De Zerbi’s side moved into the qualification spots in Group B for the first time on their debut European campaign, with a performance that matched the ease with which they dispatched the four-time European champions at home two weeks earlier. Continue reading...

Europa League updates from Thursday’s round of gamesLive scoreboard | And you can mail Scott your thoughts Jurgen Klopp, who takes charge of Liverpool for the 450th time, speaks to TNT. “Lucho [Diaz] is really happy and thumbs up all the time, so it looks good, very, very good … timing-wise it couldn’t have been better … we asked him [if he wants to play] and he wants to, and he will … we wasted energy [against Luton] rather than invest it … counter-press is the most economic way to defend … that I didn’t like and I want to see a massive improvement … Toulouse play probably their best team … we have to be ready for them … the people are ready to create a proper atmosphere … we have to concentrate on our own performance … real compactness, real discipline.” Brighton make three changes to the starting XI sent out at Goodison Park last weekend. Ansu Fati, Joao Pedro and Mahmoud Dahoud replace Billy Gilmour, Evan Ferguson and Adam Lallana, all of whom drop to the bench. Continue reading...

The LFP have announced that the abandoned match between Olympique de Marseille and Olympique Lyonnais will be replayed on Wednesday 6th December (21:00, local

Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang, Valentin Rongier and Azzedine Ounahi are all out of Olympique de Marseille's Europa League clash against AEK Athens on Thursday

Brighton gave Ajax a footballing lesson here. Let’s run that again: Brighton, a club that spent 34 years outside the English top flight before their return in 2017, took the inventors of modern football, the mighty Ajax, to school under the floodlights of Falmer. It’s the sort of occasion you’d imagine Brighton fans won’t have difficulty recalling in future, regardless of where this European tour ends up. A first half goal from João Pedro was followed shortly after the break by another one from Ansu Fati to wrap this match up. The Seagulls had a couple of other decent chances, too, but their dominance was not truly captured by the scoreline, nor even by the 66% of possession they enjoyed. Instead, the gap between these two sides was marked by the ease with which the hosts went about their work: always composed, always calm, always with the ball under control. This was as true of the centre-half Jan Paul van Hecke as it was of the midfielder Pascal Gross. Continue reading...

Olympique de Marseille secured a 3-1 home victory against AEK Athens in an entertaining Europa League Group B match on Thursday that featured a red card for the visiting goalkeeper and two goals from the penalty spot.