Postat 90 minutes plus 6
Match ends, Marseille 4, Villarreal 0.
UEFA Europa League Scores & Fixtures
Thursday 7th March
Team Lineups
home team, Marseille
Manager: Jean-Louis Gasset
Formation: 4 - 3 - 3
Pitch Formation
- 16, López, Goalkeeper
- 7, Clauss, Defender99, Mbemba, Defender5, Balerdi, Defender3, Merlin, Defender
- 27, Veretout, Midfielder19, Kondogbia, Midfielder11, Harit, Midfielder
- 23, Sarr, Striker29, Ndiaye, Striker10, Aubameyang, Striker
Starting lineup
- Number 16, Pau López
- Number 3, Q. Merlin , Yellow Card at 13 minutes, substituted for E. Soglo at 85 minutes
- Number 5, L. Balerdi
- Number 99, C. Mbemba
- Number 7, J. Clauss , substituted for B. Meïté at 60 minutes
- Number 11, A. Harit
- Number 19, G. Kondogbia , Captain
- Number 27, J. Veretout , substituted for Luis Henrique at 73 minutes
- Number 10, P. Aubameyang , substituted for F. Moumbagna at 85 minutes
- Number 29, I. Ndiaye , substituted for A. Ounahi at 60 minutes
- Number 23, I. Sarr
Substitutes
home team, Marseille
- Number 36, Rubén Blanco
- Number 20, J. Correa
- Number 18, B. Meïté
- Number 8, A. Ounahi
- Number 14, F. Moumbagna
- Number 37, E. Soglo
- Number 44, Luis Henrique
away team, Villarreal
Manager: Marcelino García
Formation: 4 - 4 - 2
Pitch Formation
- 1, Reina, Goalkeeper
- 23, Mandi, Defender12, Bailly, Defender2, Mosquera, Defender5, Cuenca, Defender
- 27, Akhomach, Midfielder4, Comesaña, Midfielder19, Coquelin, Midfielder16, Baena, Midfielder
- 7, Moreno, Striker9, Gonçalo Guedes, Striker
Starting lineup
- Number 1, Pepe Reina
- Number 5, Jorge Cuenca , Yellow Card at 72 minutes
- Number 2, Y. Mosquera
- Number 12, E. Bailly
- Number 23, A. Mandi , Yellow Card at 9 minutes, substituted for Alberto Moreno at 46 minutes
- Number 16, Álex Baena , substituted for A. Sørloth at 46 minutes
- Number 19, F. Coquelin , substituted for É. Capoue at 69 minutes
- Number 4, Santi Comesaña , Yellow Card at 45 minutes plus 1, substituted for Dani Parejo at 46 minutes
- Number 27, I. Akhomach
- Number 9, Gonçalo Guedes
- Number 7, Gerard Moreno , Captain, substituted for Kiko Femenía at 65 minutes
away team, Villarreal
- Number 26, Adrià Alti
- Number 17, Kiko Femenía
- Number 13, F. Jörgensen
- Number 15, José Luis Morales
- Number 18, Alberto Moreno , Two Yellow Cards at 62 minutes
- Number 10, Dani Parejo
- Number 6, É. Capoue
- Number 11, A. Sørloth
- Number 14, Manu Trigueros
- Number 31, Iker Álvarez
home team, Marseille
Manager: Jean-Louis Gasset
Formation: 4 - 3 - 3
Pitch Formation
- 16, López, Goalkeeper
- 7, Clauss, Defender99, Mbemba, Defender5, Balerdi, Defender3, Merlin, Defender
- 27, Veretout, Midfielder19, Kondogbia, Midfielder11, Harit, Midfielder
- 23, Sarr, Striker29, Ndiaye, Striker10, Aubameyang, Striker
Starting lineup
- Number 16, Pau López
- Number 3, Q. Merlin , Yellow Card at 13 minutes, substituted for E. Soglo at 85 minutes
- Number 5, L. Balerdi
- Number 99, C. Mbemba
- Number 7, J. Clauss , substituted for B. Meïté at 60 minutes
- Number 11, A. Harit
- Number 19, G. Kondogbia , Captain
- Number 27, J. Veretout , substituted for Luis Henrique at 73 minutes
- Number 10, P. Aubameyang , substituted for F. Moumbagna at 85 minutes
- Number 29, I. Ndiaye , substituted for A. Ounahi at 60 minutes
- Number 23, I. Sarr
Substitutes
- Number 36, Rubén Blanco
- Number 20, J. Correa
- Number 18, B. Meïté
- Number 8, A. Ounahi
- Number 14, F. Moumbagna
- Number 37, E. Soglo
- Number 44, Luis Henrique
away team, Villarreal
Manager: Marcelino García
Formation: 4 - 4 - 2
Pitch Formation
- 1, Reina, Goalkeeper
- 23, Mandi, Defender12, Bailly, Defender2, Mosquera, Defender5, Cuenca, Defender
- 27, Akhomach, Midfielder4, Comesaña, Midfielder19, Coquelin, Midfielder16, Baena, Midfielder
- 7, Moreno, Striker9, Gonçalo Guedes, Striker
Starting lineup
- Number 1, Pepe Reina
- Number 5, Jorge Cuenca , Yellow Card at 72 minutes
- Number 2, Y. Mosquera
- Number 12, E. Bailly
- Number 23, A. Mandi , Yellow Card at 9 minutes, substituted for Alberto Moreno at 46 minutes
- Number 16, Álex Baena , substituted for A. Sørloth at 46 minutes
- Number 19, F. Coquelin , substituted for É. Capoue at 69 minutes
- Number 4, Santi Comesaña , Yellow Card at 45 minutes plus 1, substituted for Dani Parejo at 46 minutes
- Number 27, I. Akhomach
- Number 9, Gonçalo Guedes
- Number 7, Gerard Moreno , Captain, substituted for Kiko Femenía at 65 minutes
Substitutes
- Number 26, Adrià Alti
- Number 17, Kiko Femenía
- Number 13, F. Jörgensen
- Number 15, José Luis Morales
- Number 18, Alberto Moreno , Two Yellow Cards at 62 minutes
- Number 10, Dani Parejo
- Number 6, É. Capoue
- Number 11, A. Sørloth
- Number 14, Manu Trigueros
- Number 31, Iker Álvarez
Match Officials
- Referee:
- Serdar Gözübüyük
- Video Assistant Referee:
- Pol van Boekel
- Assistant Referee 1:
- Erwin Zeinstra
- Assistant Referee 2:
- Johan Balder
- Fourth Official:
- Joey Kooij
- Assistant VAR Official:
- Clay Ruperti
Match Stats
Key, Marseille v VillarrealBasic Stats
Overall possession
Marseille 60%Villarreal 40%
Shots
Marseille 12Villarreal 5Shots on target
Marseille 7Villarreal 0Total touches inside the opposition box
Marseille 25Villarreal 14Goalkeeper saves
Marseille 0Villarreal 4Fouls committed
Marseille 12Villarreal 15Corners
Marseille 2Villarreal 3In-depth match stats
Attack
Shots
Marseille 12Villarreal 5Shots on target
Marseille 7Villarreal 0Shots off target
Marseille 5Villarreal 1Attempts out of box
Marseille 3Villarreal 1Total offsides
Marseille 1Villarreal 2Distribution
Total passes
Marseille 515Villarreal 346Pass accuracy %
Marseille 88.5Villarreal 84.4Backward passes
Marseille 85Villarreal 53Forward passes
Marseille 156Villarreal 85Total long balls
Marseille 63Villarreal 39Successful final third passes
Marseille 150Villarreal 43Total crosses
Marseille 24Villarreal 7Defence
Total tackles
Marseille 16Villarreal 6Won tackle %
Marseille 56.3Villarreal 83.3Fouls committed
Marseille 12Villarreal 15Total yellow cards
Marseille 1Villarreal 3Total clearances
Marseille 10Villarreal 29Season so far
UEFA Europa League
Key, Marseille v Villarreal
Form guide
All competitions
Marseille won
v Clermont
1
5
Ligue 1
Villarreal won
v Granada
5
1
Primera División
Marseille won
v Montpellier
4
1
Ligue 1
Villarreal won
v Real Sociedad
1
3
Primera División
Marseille won
v Shakhtar Donetsk
3
1
UEFA Europa League
Villarreal draw
v Getafe
1
1
Primera División
Marseille lose
v Brest
1
0
Ligue 1
Villarreal draw
v Deportivo Alavés
1
1
Primera División
Marseille draw
v Shakhtar Donetsk
2
2
UEFA Europa League
Villarreal draw
v Cádiz
0
0
Primera División
Previous meetings
All competitions
Marseille and VillarrealMarseille Won 1Villarreal Won 0
Played 2
Draw 1
Previous scores
All competitions
Club Friendlies
Marseille 2 , Villarreal 1 on the 31st of July 2021
Marseille
Villarreal
31st of July 2021
Marseille 1 , Villarreal 1 on the 21st of July 2018
Marseille
Villarreal
21st of July 2018
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Match Facts
This will be the first ever meeting between Marseille and Villarreal in European competition. Indeed, it will be Marseille’s first game against a Spanish team since the 2018 UEFA Europa League final (0-3 v Atlético de Madrid).
Villarreal have won both of their games against French opposition in the UEFA Europa League this season (both versus Rennes – 1-0 at home, 3-2 away) – as many victories as they managed in their first eight games against French sides across all European competitions beforehand (W2 D2 L4).
Marseille have won each of their last three home games in the UEFA Europa League – the only previous time they’ve won four in a row at home in the competition was in 2017-18, when they did so en route to reaching the final that season (won in the last 32, last 16, quarter-final and semi-final at home).
This will be Villarreal boss Marcelino’s first game in the knockout stages of the UEFA Europa League since the 2018-19 semi-finals, when his Valencia side lost 3-7 on aggregate to Arsenal. The Spaniard has only lost one of his last 16 games in the competition while in charge of current side Villarreal (W11 D4).
Marseille’s Amine Harit has created the most chances in open play in this season’s UEFA Europa League (17) and has more assists from open play (5) than any other player in the competition this term. He also has the most assists following a ball carry (3).