Framed #235: PSG 5-0 Marseille – A Statement Win in Le Classique

Photographer Colin Duranton captured the intensity of Le Classique as Paris Saint-Germain delivered a stunning 5-0 victory over Marseille at the Parc des Princes. This edition of Framed goes inside a night of complete dominance.

Early Breakthrough Sets the Tone

The match exploded into life in the 12th minute. Nuno Mendes powered down the left and cut the ball back for Ousmane Dembélé, who slid home the opener. The Parc des Princes erupted, the noise setting the theme for the evening.

Marseille had a bright moment when Amine Gouiri forced a sharp save from Matvey Safonov, but that threat quickly faded. Bradley Barcola hit the post, Désiré Doué tested the goalkeeper, and then Dembélé struck again in the 37th minute. He raced through the Marseille defence and rifled a finish inside the near post – a goal built on pace and conviction.

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Second Half Onslaught

Trailing 2-0 at the break, Marseille pushed higher after the interval, only to leave gaps that PSG exploited ruthlessly. In the 64th minute, Facundo Medina turned a Joao Neves volley into his own net – a moment that summed up the visitors’ night.

Two minutes later, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia added a fourth. He met Dembélé’s looping delivery with a perfectly controlled volley, the connection and angle executed with total fluency.

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Lee Kang-In Seals the Rout

The scoring was completed in the 74th minute. Lee Kang-In drifted into the right channel and shaped a low finish inside the near post – clean, clinical, the final punctuation on a night that belonged entirely to PSG.

A Roar of Reasserted Dominance

When the final whistle blew, the Parc des Princes roared. This was more than a 5-0 scoreline – it was a statement. PSG moved back to the top of the Ligue 1 table with authority.

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