Marseille should not be ashamed, says Anigo
Marseille interim coach Jose Anigo feels his side have nothing to be ashamed of following their ninth straight UEFA Champions League loss.
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A late goal from Kevin Grosskreutz gave Borussia Dortmund a 2-1 win at the Stade Velodrome on Wednesday, a result that ensured Marseille finished this season's Group F pointless, while the German side progressed as group winners.
Dortmund's winner came after Souleymane Diawara had cancelled out Robert Lewandowski's fourth-minute opener.
And Anigo believes the Ligue 1 club can hold their heads high, despite becoming the first French team to finish the group stage without earning a point.
"What changed tonight compared to the other games is the state of mind," Anigo told Canal +.
"When they decide to give it their all, it is a different game.
"At ten against 11, it became very complicated.
"But there is nothing to be ashamed of because we gave everything."
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Marseille will hope to get back to winning ways when they travel to Lyon on Sunday.
