A few hours before the publication of the Champions League poster on Tuesday between OM and Eintracht Frankfurt, the Marseille U19 team snatched a last-minute equalizer against the youth of the German squad (2-2). Michael Lebelev’s players recovered to 10 for 11 thanks to a header from Gili van Nik, goalkeeper, at the end of overtime.
Jill Van Nick as a savior. A week after losing (3-0) against Tottenham, the Belgian OM goalkeeper allowed the U19 team to draw, in the last minute, during the second day of the youth league, a few hours before the Champions League match, against Eintracht. Frankfurt (9pm on RMC Sport 1).
Marcel Weng opened the scoring for the first time in the ninth minute for the Frankfurt side, having been sent on the back by Nacho Ferri. The equalizer came on 21 thanks to Marseille defender Yakin Said Madi. In the second half, Dutch winger Divaio Bobson returned the supremacy to the German side after the hour mark.
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Young Michel LeBelev players finished the match at the age of ten after Rayman Daou (68th place) was sent off. But in the last minute of extra time (90 + 7), 18-year-old Belgian goalkeeper Gilly van Nik emerged from a corner kick. This summer he arrived at OM, the goalkeeper providing a first point in the competition for his team.
In the other poster of the day, the youth of Sporting Portugal achieved a home win over Tottenham (2-0). In the standings, OM remains in last place in this group, in this competition taking the same groups of the Champions League, but for youth teams. Portugal’s Sporting, the Emperor’s next opponent on October 4, is in first place with four points, ahead of Tottenham by one point.
