Marseille has secured all three points in the Ligue 1 clash against Reims at the Stade Vélodrome on Sunday evening. The match was decided by a dramatic stoppage-time winner from Florian Thauvin, who scored his side's only goal.

The game started off with both teams looking to take control of the match and put pressure on their opponents. However, it wasn't until the 25th minute that the first real chance came for either team, with a header from Adama Traore that went just wide of the target.

Despite this early setback, Reims were able to create some chances of their own before the half-time break. A free-kick from Mathieu Debuchy was well saved by Marseille goalkeeper Romain Tissot, but it was not enough to keep Reims out of the lead.

After the break, it was Marseille who took control of the game and created several opportunities to score. However, it was Thauvin who would finally put his side ahead in the 88th minute. He received a pass from Jonathan Cardinale and calmly slotted the ball into the net, securing a crucial win for his side.

In stoppage time, Marseille continued to press forward and were rewarded when Thauvin scored the winning goal from the penalty spot. It was a dramatic finish to a game that saw both teams battle hard throughout.

Overall, Marseille have taken another step towards securing a top-four finish in the Ligue 1 table. They will now look to build on this result as they continue to fight for their place in Europe next season.