Jeffrey de Lange
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Beaten three times against PFC
De Lange had four saves and allowed three goals in Sunday's 3-2 defeat against Paris FC.
Analysis: De Lange made four saves in Sunday's 3-2 Ligue 1 home defeat to Paris FC, making multiple stops to keep Marseille in the match but being beaten three times by Lassine Sinayoko whose clinical hat trick proved impossible to contain. He was powerless on each of the parisian's three goals given the quality of the finishing and the speed of Paris FC's counter-attacking transitions. De Lange has now conceded five goals across Marseille's three opening Ligue 1 fixtures, with the club's defensive record already one of the most concerning in the division.
Beaten twice in derby loss
De Lange recorded three saves and allowed two goals in Sunday's 2-0 loss to Monaco.
Analysis: De Lange made three saves in Sunday's 2-0 Ligue 1 defeat at Monaco, denying Paris Brunner's close-range volley before the break and making a further stop after halftime as Monaco dominated the contest throughout. He was beaten by Brunner's unmarked header from a set piece in the first half and by the German's clinical left-footed finish from Eric Dier's lofted ball in the second, with neither goal stemming from individual errors. Marseille remain on three points from two Ligue 1 matches.
Registers clean sheet
De Lange had two saves and allowed zero goals in Saturday's 4-0 win over Strasbourg.
Analysis: De Lange started the new season on a positive note and registered a clean sheet after almost a year. He also recorded a 100 percent pass completion with his 32 passes. Next, he takes on Monaco.
Two brilliant saves in defeat
De Lange made two saves and allowed three goals in Saturday's 3-0 defeat against Nantes.
Analysis: De Lange stepped in for Geronimo Rulli (back) and kept Marseille afloat before the break with a pair of high-level saves, first getting a strong hand to Remy Cabella's effort in the 33rd minute before coming up big again to stone Mohamed Kaba on a dangerous counter in the 36th minute. He then got hung out to dry during an eight-minute collapse after halftime, conceding three times with no real chance on Ignatius Ganago's 50th minute cross-shot, Cabella's 54th minute finish and Matthis Abline's 58th minute solo run, as each chance stemmed from defensive breakdowns in front of him. His first-half showing stood as Marseille's only real positive, and he should be in line to start again Sunday against Le Havre if Rulli isn't able to return.
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