Marseille owner stands by Pablo Longoria amid refereeing outburst
According to a report from RMC Sport, Olympique de Marseille president Pablo Longoria has received the support of the club ...
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Marseille president backtracks, saying ‘no corruption’ in Ligue 1 after ‘real corruption’ outburst
Marseille president Pablo Longoria said on Monday he regretted his outburst in which he claimed OM was the victim of ...
Marseille president Pablo Longoria ‘regrets’ corruption claim
The Olympique de Marseille president Pablo Longoria has admitted that there is “No corruption in Ligue 1” following his ...
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Marseille president Longoria says 'no corruption' in Ligue 1 after outburst
Marseille president Pablo Longoria said on Monday he regretted his outburst in which he claimed his club were the victims of ...
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French football chiefs to decide fate of Marseille boss over 'corruption' slur
Olympique Marseille supremo Pablo Longoria will appear before a French football league disciplinary panel on Wednesday facing ...
Marseille president’s corruption rant sparks backlash from French soccer federation, referees
The French soccer federation president is joining forces with the country’s referees after Marseille president Pablo Longoria ...
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Referee 'corruption' accusations leave Marseille president Longoria facing punishment
Marseille president Pablo Longoria faces likely punishment from the French footballing authorities after an outburst on ...
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Marseille chief says sorry for 'corrupt officiating' barb after loss at Auxerre
Marseille football club supremo Pablo Longoria apologised on Monday for unleashing a tirade during which he branded the ...
French referees union condemn corruption accusations from Marseille president Pablo Longoria
Longoria criticised referee Jeremy Stinat after his decision to show defender Derek Cornelius a second yellow card against Auxerre.
Marseille threaten to quit 'rigged' Ligue 1 as Roberto De Zerbi fumes at 'scandal'
Marseille were left fuming after they were beaten 3-0 by Auxerre, with manager Roberto De Zerbi branding the refereeing ...
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Marseille president Longoria backtracks on corruption comments
Marseille president Pablo Longoria has backtracked on his comments and admitted there is no corruption in French football. This came after Longoria claimed Marseille were the victims of corruption ...