Marseille's victory over Ajaccio on Sunday marked a significant comeback for the French club after a difficult start to their season. The match was particularly noteworthy given Marseille's lack of offensive firepower and the fact that they were facing Ajaccio, who has been one of the league leaders this season.

The match began with both teams looking to dominate the possession battle, but it quickly became clear that Marseille lacked the creativity and cutting edge required to create chances against the well-organized Ajaccio defense. Ajaccio dominated the midfield, with their players using precise passing to control the game and force Marseille into counterattacks.

Despite their inability to score, Marseille showed resilience throughout the match. They pressed aggressively and created several opportunities, but were unable to convert them into goals. Ajaccio's goalkeeper, Alexis Sanchez, made some impressive saves to keep Marseille at bay.

In the closing stages of the match, Marseille finally broke through. A well-placed cross from the left side found its way to the back post, where Marseille's substitute forward, Antoine Griezmann, scored the winning goal. This goal came as a relief for Marseille fans, who had been waiting all season for a positive result against Ajaccio.

While Marseille may not have won the match, they demonstrated their ability to come back from behind and find a way to win. This performance is likely to boost Marseille's confidence going forward and give them hope for a brighter future in the league.