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Obviously, Marseille have been waiting since 2013 to make a return to the UCL, but so far their reunion with Europe’s elite competition has been a difficult one.
They have lost all three of their matches in Group C and are yet to find the net in the competition, and their struggles could continue on Wednesday against Porto
Conceicao’s men had recorded a 3-0 win at home the last match-day, against this same rival.
Going on, they are also on a three-match winning run, and had scored two or more goals in 14 of their preceding 17 games.
While their counterparts were winless in seven of their last ten overall match-ups, and they remained so in six of their past home seven appearances
Moving forward, Villas-Boas’s men have a 100% losing record in this edition of the competition, and they have a 100% losing record in their encounters as well
Taking into account these stats, expect Porto to secure a compelling win this Wednesday at the Stade Vélodrome.
The visitors sit second in the group after winning two of their three matches, including a 3-0 drubbing of Marseille back in Portugal earlier this month.
They have won five of their last six in all competitions and have kept four clean sheets in the process, and some fans are thinking of another victory here.
According to records, the home side Marseille have lost all three of their Champions League games this season
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While Porto have actually won two of their three matches in the competition, including a 3-0 victory over Marseille.
Marseille have looked completely out of their depth so far and their back-to-back 3-0 losses to Manchester City and Porto will have damaged morale considerably
Considering that they are taking on the struggling Olympians, who have a 100% losing record in the competition
So most of the fans expect the Portuguese contingent to actually have the upper hand when they lock horn with the Marseille side.
In addition, Andre Villas-Boas’s men are yet to score a goal in the tournament, and have conceded the most in the process as well.