Olympique de Marseille took full advantage of AS Monaco’s loss in Brest on Saturday by edging out Toulouse 3-2, reclaiming second place in Ligue 1. This 28th matchday also confirmed Paris Saint-Germain as champions.

Roberto De Zerbi’s side put an end to a rough patch with their first win after three straight defeats. Meanwhile, Carles Martínez’s Toulouse continues to struggle — they’ve now lost three in a row and are stuck in mid-table, safe from relegation but far from the European spots.

Greenwood leads the comeback

Marseille opened the scoring 20 minutes in thanks to an own goal from Gabriel Suazo, but the visitors hit back just 10 minutes later through Frank Magri.

Then came the moment of brilliance from Mason Greenwood, who unleashed a rocket from outside the box that flew into the top corner past Guillaume Restes. Shortly after, Adrien Rabiot made it 3-1 with a volley inside the box after a poor clearance from Charlie Cresswell.

Still, Marseille couldn’t relax. In the 76th minute, Vincent Sierro pulled one back after a good ball from Cristian Cásseres, setting up a nervy finish. With this win, Olympique de Marseille climbs to second in the table, now two points ahead of Monaco and three clear of Strasbourg.