After the victory in Rennes, Olympique Marseille will continue with two games highly anticipated by fans Phoenicians. There will first move to Old Trafford on Tuesday for the account of the Champions League, then the reception of Paris Saint-Germain at the Velodrome on Sunday. Jean-Claude Dassier, there is no picture in terms of importance between these two games.
"In Manchester, we will sell our skin dearly. It was known that Mars has. It started badly against Lille. It has recovered well in Rennes. Do not be mistaken. The most important game of the week for the future of the club is the one against Paris, warns in Today in France, the president of Olympique Marseille before explaining things.
As Didier said Tuesday that it is fun. If one is eliminated, it will not be a scandal but at 1-1 it is we who pass. It is not to be anxious before playing this game. "Like others before him, Jean-Claude Dassier think it is more important to qualify for the Champions League as the play thoroughly. 
"In Manchester, we will sell our skin dearly. It was known that Mars has. It started badly against Lille. It has recovered well in Rennes. Do not be mistaken. The most important game of the week for the future of the club is the one against Paris, warns in Today in France, the president of Olympique Marseille before explaining things.
As Didier said Tuesday that it is fun. If one is eliminated, it will not be a scandal but at 1-1 it is we who pass. It is not to be anxious before playing this game. "Like others before him, Jean-Claude Dassier think it is more important to qualify for the Champions League as the play thoroughly.
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