The Olympique de Marseille U19s crushed Borgo 6–0, leaving Marseille fans once again hungry to see their young talents flourish. The match, which took place on the OM campus, was dominated by a spectacular quadruple from ZiyadBaha, the 17-year-old striker who found the back of the net four times. His performance confirmed his status as a new offensive nugget in the Marseille team, following the rise of EdsonMbengi.

ZiyadBaha was not the only one to shine. SaïdRemadnia and JoshuaKavoka each scored a goal, contributing to a total of 16 goals scored by the Minots in their last three meetings. This streak of consecutive victories allowed the U19s to maintain the lead in the championship, boasting an impressive goal difference of +28. The Marseille club remains undefeated, and the offensive dominance of its young players has become a topic of conversation among fans and observers of French football.

Baha's quadruple raises questions about his future in the first team. Although the player is not yet bound by a professional contract, OM management, led by BrunoGenesio, is keeping a close eye on the performances of its young people. Genesio has already expressed an interest in strengthening the first team with talent from the academy, but the current situation of struggling striker Antoine Valero makes it difficult to assess a possible immediate promotion. However, the rise in power of Baha and his teammates suggests that management could consider gradually integrating them.

Currently, the OM U19s continue to play their matches with remarkable energy and cohesion. The next challenge for the Minots is set for Sunday, when they will face Colomiers on the same field. OM fans are eagerly waiting to see if the next generation of Marseille players can maintain their level of performance and, perhaps, pave the way for a place in the first team. The eyes of the club and its fans therefore remain focused on ZiyadBaha, whose progress will be closely monitored in the weeks to come.

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