Marseille vs. Zürich

The French side took the lead in the fourth minute via Silvan Aegerter's own goal. The opener came from Fabrice Abriel's superb inswinging free-kick from the left which Aegerter could only head into his own net at the near post.

Marseille then added their second goal on 12 minutes when Abriel hit another inswinging free-kick, but this time three players from the French outfit appeared to be in an offside position as Abriel's effort bounced into the far side of the net with the goal allowed to stand.

But Zurich were back in contention on 31 minutes with a goal from Alexandre Alphonse from the edge of the box after a fluid passing move from the visitors.

However, OM captain Niang got the crucial third goal for Marseille on 52 minutes, lobbing Leoni after being played through by a superb one-two with Bakari Kone.

Hilton Cheruyu then added late goals with powerful strikes, with Brandao also tapping in, to turn the game into a rout.

The victory leaves Deschamps' side a point behind group leaders AC Milan and Real Madrid, who shared a 1-1 draw in the San Siro.