In this match, Marseille had to accept defeat from Nantes due to goals scored by Fabien Centonze (31') and Remy Cabella (89'), according to Ligue 1 records.
In addition, Marseille had to end the match with nine men after two of their players received red cards from the referee, namely Arthur Vermeeren and Bilal Nadir.
As a result of this defeat, Marseille remains stuck in third place in the French League standings with 32 points from 17 matches, eight points behind Lens in first place.
On the other hand, the victory moved Nantes up to 16th in the French League standings with 14 points from 17 matches, two points above the relegation zone.
Nantes took an early lead after just eight minutes, but Marseille centre-back CJ Egan-Riley's own goal was ruled out for offside .
Marseille had to play with 10 men from the 26th minute after midfielder Arthur Vermeeren was shown a red card by the referee for unsportsmanlike conduct.
Nantes capitalized on their numerical advantage, taking the lead in the 31st minute through Fabien Centonze's goal, making the score 1-0.
Entering the second half, Marseille had to play with 10 men after substitute Bilal Nadir received his second yellow card of the match in the 56th minute.
Nantes had a chance to double their lead after being awarded a penalty after Marseille defender Benjamin Pavard was fouled in the box.
Remy Cabella, who stepped up as the executioner, successfully carried out his task well after his shot could not be stopped by Marseille goalkeeper Geronimo Rulli so that the score changed to 2-0 in the 88th minute.
In the remaining time, Marseille tried to at least reduce the deficit, but until the match ended, the score remained 2-0 for Nantes' victory.
