Le Havre AC suffered a heavy 6-2 defeat against Marseille this Saturday in Ligue 1. Mason Greenwood, the former Manchester United forward, scored four goals for Marseille, who took the lead in the standings.
What happened?
Le Havre AC took the lead through Yassine Kechta, but after Gautier Lloris' red card for a deliberate handball, Greenwood converted the equalizing penalty. He then added three more goals in the second half, becoming the first Marseille player to score four times in a Ligue 1 match since Jean-Pierre Papin in 1991.
Why it matters for Le Havre AC
This defeat worsens Le Havre AC's situation, as they finished the 2025 season in 14th place with 29 points (6 wins, 11 draws, 12 losses). The team scored 24 goals and conceded 37, with a recent form of DDLDL.
What comes next?
Marseille, 34 points ahead of Paris Saint-Germain, continues its march towards the title. Le Havre AC will need to recover for the next season, aiming to stabilize in the upper half of the table.
