Lille continue victories and cross Marseille in the league of France

PARIS (Reuters) – Lille, the winner of its French championship for the third time in a row, continued to beat Marseille 2-0 on Friday at the opening of the second round of the local competition.

The match was suspended for about 35 minutes because of the crowd that launched a fireworks on the ground.

What led the referees to a meeting lasted 20 minutes, then the announcer announced the continuation of the meeting for another 10 minutes. The match will be completed within 5 minutes of a warm up for the players of both teams.

Lille brought the score to 1-0 from Ivorian Nicolas Bibi on a penalty kick at 3:45.

Bibi managed to add the second goal at the moment of the game's killer, especially in the 4:90 minute.

Only two minutes later, Mario Balotelli managed to score the first goal of Marseille, but his team could not return.

With this result, Lille is second with 43 points, while Marseille has 31 points in seventh position.

PSG Paris is leading the standings with 53 points.

Paris Saint-Germain holds the title of the final version and Saint-Etienne is the team that wins the title 10 times. (Anatolia)