At halftime, Christophe Parra, the Marseille coach will make changes that will pay and allow OM to take advantage despite the expulsion of Sandrine Brétigny.

A choice that the coach will also justify by the desire to give a second wind to the team on the offensive plan. He returns Maëlle Lakrar and Cindy Caputo, the latter who takes the place of Sandrine Brétigny at the forefront of the attack.

OM at 10, better than 11

What was the coach's speech at half-time? "We came to win, 10, 9, 8, whatever, we are competitors", that's what Christophe Parra will tell us at the end of the meeting. Beyond motivating its players, this discourse materialized in the field with an O.M which proved to be sharper in numerical inferiority. One of the key players of this strong Marseille time is Pauline Cousin, who is positioned as the first recoverer in the midfield behind Cindy Caputo.

An activity that brings Pauline Cousin to be decisive in the 53rd minute. Part in the back of the defense, Pauline Cousin is hooked by Océane Lavigne in the penalty area, causing the reaction of the referee whistle penalty in favor of the O.M. The penalty is imposed by captain Caroline Pizzala who sends the ball to the back of the net.

Caroline Pizzala places the ball on the spot. She will not miss the opportunity to give the advantage to OM

Rather than curl up in defense, Marseille continues to press Dijon high on the ground and create opportunities. This leads to the aggravation of the score in favor of Marseille in the 64th minute. Nora Coton-Pelagie hit in the center in the Dijon camp and serves on the left Cindy Caputo and who gives a shot at the entrance to the left side surface on which Océane Lavigne must bow. 2-0 for OM and the impression of seeing another team at 10, much more attractive than what it produced, in the absence of its most experienced player, Sandrine Brétigny.

Cindy Caputo and Pauline Cousin alongside Christophe Parra. The two Marseille have played a decisive role in the victory of their team in Dijon

Cindy Caputo, she signed her 11th goal of the season in D2 and could have added a goal to her but she sees her shot pushed back by the bar, Cécilia Vignal who followed pushing the ball deep into the net. Cécilia Vignal OM who will be replaced by Hadia Ben Abdelghani after this action, victim of discomfort probably caused by the heat in which the meeting took place.

Kelly Gago (left) and Pauline Desbourdieux. The number 11 of Dijon will have perhaps the best opportunity of the second half for the Burgundians. But his 81st-minute header will find Anaïs Hatchi on his way.

On the Dijon side, attempts will be made every time on Anaïs Hatchi, as in the 59th minute with a free kick by Ophélie Cuynet in the 59th minute or Kelly Gago's header in the six meters in the 81st minute after a good job right side of Maud Serrano. In the last minutes, Dijon will not manage to surprise Marseille who will continue to attack until the end of the meeting.

Opposite trajectories for Caroline Pizzala and Ophélie Cuynet. The Marseille captain will give the advantage to his team while the number 10 Dijon will see his free kick pushed back by the bar early in the game before being expelled in the very last seconds of the game.

The part which will end also on two free-kicks at the beginning of the surface of Dijon. Two free kicks with no impact on the score but which will lead to the expulsion of Ophélie Cuynet after a tackle that will earn him his second yellow of the match.

The players of OM celebrate their victory with the traditional "Aux Armes ..." taken by the few supporters who came to support their team.

At the end of the match, a victory for the players who celebrated their victory with the 20 or so OM supporters of the region who made the trip to Dijon to support the girls. The Marseillaises who are now waiting May 22 and their last game of the season against Nivolas-Vermelle before thinking of the D1. Well, that's what they tell us ...