Andre Ayew scores in Marseille stalemate

Posted On Sunday, 11th November 2012

Andre Ayew celebrates his opener with his brother Jordan Ayew

Ghana winger Andre Ayew scored the opener for Olympique Marseille in their unimpressive 2-2 home reverse with OG Nice in the French Ligue 1 on Sunday.

Elie Baup’s side failed to make use of any of the chances that came their way in the first half until Andre scored five minutes to half time.

He applied a powerful header to the bottom right corner from a Mathieu Valbuena cross on the 40th minute mark.

Mathieu Valbuena scored in the 68th minute to restore Marseille’s lead after Darío Cvitanich had cancelled Andre’s opener earlier.

But the visitors scored late to claim a priceless point from the game.

Jordan Ayew also played full throttle for Marseille.

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woa says:

November 11, 2012 at 7:50 pm

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idiami says:

November 11, 2012 at 10:05 pm

still the best in ghana

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real sabacious says:

November 12, 2012 at 4:24 am

I hope those haters of jordan ayew did watch the match.He was strong on the ball,good body positioning,taking on his markers with ease and more importantly falling back to defend.He’s the second best we’ve in the country and i hope inconsistent Akwasi Appiah recognised that!u called Acquah against malawi and he scored,another time u ignored him and called different kind of players,including those who have not been warming the bench of their club(inkoom and derek boateng).this shows a hallmark of visionless coach!

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Great says:

November 12, 2012 at 8:30 am

Africa best 2013 final 3 includes maestrolet andre ayew, drogba and . . .

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