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Benzema's Instagram nod fuels Marseille morale after Lens win

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Benzema's Instagram nod fuels Marseille morale after Lens win

Karim Benzema praised Amine Gouiri’s opening strike against RC Lens on Sunday at the Stade Bollaert, a match that saw Olympique de Marseille win 2‑1. The Real Madrid forward, who watched the kickoff, shared the video on Instagram, prompting a lively reaction from Marseille fans.

Marseille claim victory after Gouiri’s strike

Marseille secured a 2‑1 victory on the famed Sang et Or turf, with Gouiri’s early goal setting the tone. In the opening seconds, the Algerian international capitalised on a defensive mix‑up, collecting the ball and slotting it into an empty net. Benzema, the former Olympique Lyonnais and Real Madrid striker, posted the clip on Instagram, confirming the moment had caught his eye.

The post drew attention from Marseille supporters, and the Massilia Zone account responded with the quip “Nueve appelle Nueve”. The comment highlighted the similarity between the two forwards, noting both excel at linking play, dropping deep and threatening the box. Gouiri described the acknowledgement from such a distinguished striker as a pleasant nod to his abilities.

His strike ignited the Phocaeans, who later clinched the win thanks to Keyliane Abdallah’s second‑half goal. The result marked Marseille’s fifth straight Ligue 1 triumph, delighting fans alongside Benzema’s subtle endorsement. The Instagram video was shared by the Massilia Zone account, identified as @massiliazone.

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