2004–05 Olympique de Marseille season

Marseille

2004-05 season

Chairman

Robert Louis-Dreyfus

Manager

José Anigo
Albert Emon
Philippe Troussier

Ligue 1

5th

Coupe de France

1st Round

League Cup

Last 32

Top goalscorer

Péguy Luyindula (10)

Home colours

Away colours

Third colours

← 2003–04

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Olympique de Marseille had a disappointing season, with three managers passing by on the way to a 5th place-finish in the Ligue 1 and two premature domestic cup exits. With striker Didier Drogba being sold to Chelsea, and replacements Habib Bamogo and Péguy Luyindula not performing at a similar level, the goal scoring went dry, but in spite of scoring two points less than the previous season, l'OM finished two positions above the previous season.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Ligue 1

Matches

1	Marseille	1–0	Bordeaux
	Batlles 90'

2	Marseille	3–0	Lille
	Bamogo 39' Marlet 90' E. Costa 90 + 4'

3	Nice	1–1	Marseille
	Dié 62' (pen.)		Pedretti 47'

4	Marseille	1–3	Metz
	Luyindula 28'		Tum 12, 90 + 1' Borbiconi 89'

5	Sochaux	2–0	Marseille
	Mathieu 37' Santos 63'

6	Marseille	1–0	Toulouse
	Luyindula 34'

7	Rennes	1–0	Marseille
	Frei 58'

8	Marseille	1–0	Bastia
	Batlles 78'

9	Istres	0–2	Marseille
			Bamogo 16' N'Diaye 48'

10	Marseille	1–1	Saint-Étienne
	Koke 90'		Feindouno 16'

11	Lens	0–0	Marseille

12	Marseille	1–1	AS Monaco
	Koke 20'		Squillaci 32'

13	Paris SG	2–1	Marseille
	Pauleta 32' Cissé 70'		Batlles 42'

14	Marseille	2–0	Strasbourg
	Bamogo 53' Koke 69'

15	Ajaccio	2–0	Marseille
	André Luiz 12' (pen.), 47'

16	Marseille	3–1	Nantes
	Méïté 15' Fiorèse 21' Marlet 90'		Yapi Yapo 58'

17	Caen	2–3	Marseille
	Dufer 43' Watier 82' (pen.)		Bamogo 26', 47' (pen.) Koke 67'

18	Marseille	0–1	Auxerre
			Benjani 63'

19	Lyon	1–1	Marseille
	Govou 38'		Luyindula 3'

20	Lille	1–2	Marseille
	Brunel 53' (pen.)		Marlet 3' Nasri 22'

21	Marseille	2–0	Nice
	Luyindula 3, 14'

22	Metz	0–1	Marseille
			Luyindula 24'

23	Marseille	0–2	Sochaux
			Santos 52' Pitau 69'

24	Toulouse	1–3	Marseille
	Taïder 23'		Batlles 12' Marlet 44' Luyindula 81'

25	Marseille	3–1	Rennes
	Cheyrou 35' Batlles 42' Marlet 52'		Maoulida 80'

26	Bastia	0–1	Marseille
			Pedretti 63'

27	Marseille	1–1	Istres
	Batlles 55'		N'Diaye 48'

28	Saint-Étienne	2–0	Marseille
	Feindouno 36' (pen.) Hellebuyck 83'

29	Marseille	2–1	Lens
	Marlet 30, 73'		Utaka 28'

30	AS Monaco	2–1	Marseille
	Maicon 24' Adebayor 41'		Bernardi 46' (o.g.)

31	Marseille	1–1	Paris SG
	Batlles 74'		Nakata 46' (o.g.)

32	Strasbourg	1–0	Marseille
	Niang 90'

33	Marseille	1–2	Ajaccio
	Beye 59'		Dermot 25' Marcelo 53'

34	Nantes	2–2	Marseille
	Quint 28, 47'		Pedretti 68' Koke 82'

35	Marseille	2–3	Caen
	Luyindula 67' Batlles 89'		Mazure 28' Valero 43' Watier 90'

36	Auxerre	0–0	Marseille

37	Marseille	0–1	Lyon
			Juninho 56'

38	Bordeaux	3–3	Marseille
	Laslandes 19' Meriem 63' (pen.) Francia 85'		Luyindula 22', 26' (pen.) Fiorèse 26'

Sources

- RSSSF - France 2004/05

Olympique de Marseille

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Grounds	Stade Vélodrome Stade de l'Huveaune

Training ground	Centre d'entraînement Robert Louis-Dreyfus

Rivalries	Le Classique Choc des Olympiques

Related articles	OM TV European Club Association G-14 Robert Louis-Dreyfus Trophy

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