2005–06 Olympique de Marseille season

Marseille

2005–06 season

Chairman

Robert Louis-Dreyfus

Manager

5th

2nd Round

Last 16

Winner

Top goalscorer

Mamadou Niang (10)

Home colours

Away colours

Third colours

← 2004–05

2006–07 →

Olympique de Marseille just missed out on Champions League qualification, but recorded 60 league points, an improvement on previous seasons. New signing Franck Ribéry got an international breakthrough, being linked to transfers to several European top clubs and being instrumental in France reaching the final of the World Cup. In spite of all rumours, Ribéry would stay at the club for a further season. That did not apply to manager Jean Fernandez, who left for Auxerre at the end of the season.

Squad

Goalkeepers

Defenders

Midfielders

Attackers

Ligue 1

Matches

1	Marseille	0–2	Bordeaux
			Faubert 16' Ducasse 87'

2	Lens	2–0	Marseille
	Keita 37' Hilton 61'

3	Marseille	1–1	Lyon
	Taiwo 6'		Carew 35'

4	Rennes	3–2	Marseille
	Utaka 8' Frei 38' Källström 54'		Niang 1' Lamouchi 30'

5	Marseille	1–1	Ajaccio
	Giménez 60'		Saïfi 86' (pen.)

6	Sochaux	0–1	Marseille
			Oruma 66'

7	Marseille	2–1	Troyes
	Ribéry 22' Lamouchi 35'		Grax 54' (pen.)

8	Toulouse	1–0	Marseille
	Bergougnoux 12'

9	Marseille	3–1	Metz
	Déhu 25' Ribéry 47' Niang 68'		Renouard 11'

10	Nice	0–1	Marseille
			Ribéry 76'

11	Marseille	1–0	Paris Saint-Germain
	Cana 78'

12	Saint-Étienne	2–1	Marseille
	Feindouno 23' Hellebuyck 84'		Ribéry 35'

13	Marseille	1–1	Lille
	Koke 29'		Ačimovič 50'

14	Le Mans	3–0	Marseille
	Chiumiento 6' Fanchone 61' Bangoura 77'

15	Marseille	2–1	Nantes
	Oruma 28' Ribéry 72'		Bamogo 50'

16	Marseille	2–1	Monaco
	Oruma 64' Lamouchi 76'		Meriem 19'

17	Nancy	1–1	Marseille
	Zerka 48'		Niang 63'

18	Marseille	1–0	Auxerre
	Niang 2'

19	Strasbourg	0–1	Marseille
			Niang 60'

20	Marseille	1–1	Lens
	Beye 3'		Hilton 76'

21	Lyon	2–1	Marseille
	Tiago 54' Malouda 82'		Lamouchi 18'

22	Marseille	1–0	Rennes
	Pagis 64'

23	Ajaccio	3–1	Marseille
	Lucas 12', 55' N'Diaye 87'		Pagis 46'

24	Marseille	0–0	Sochaux

25	Troyes	0–1	Marseille
			Lamouchi 6'

26	Marseille	0–0	Toulouse

27	Metz	1–0	Marseille
	Gueye 88'

28	Marseille	1–0	Nice
	Maoulida 66'

29	Paris Saint-Germain	0–0	Marseille

30	Marseille	2–0	Saint-Étienne
	Pagis 16', 19'

31	Lille	0–0	Marseille

32	Marseille	1–1	Le Mans
	Maoulida 23'		Fanchone 35'

33	Nantes	1–3	Marseille
	Oliech 57'		Niang 25', 75' Maoulida 55'

34	Monaco	1–0	Marseille
	Chevantón 27'

35	Marseille	6–0	Nancy
	Niang 12', 33' Maoulida 53', 64' Pagis 88', 90'

36	Auxerre	1–2	Marseille
	Mignot 76'		Niang 15' Civelli 63'

37	Marseille	2–2	Strasbourg
	Nasri 47' Ribéry 72'		Abdessadki 51' Carlier 67'

38	Bordeaux	1–1	Marseille
	Fernando 88'		Maoulida 76'

Sources

LFP.fr 2005-2006

Olympique de Marseille

Players Managers Presidents Seasons Europe Current season Ladies

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

Owners	Frank McCourt (2016-) Margarita Louis-Dreyfus (2009-2016) Robert Louis-Dreyfus (1996-2009) Bernard Tapie (1986-1994)

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