Marseille, struggling with a poor start to the Ligue 1 season and facing the threat of relegation, is under pressure to change its fortunes. The team, known as the Phocéens, hopes to begin a positive run this Sunday when they face Troyes. This comes after a 1-2 loss to Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) in the highly anticipated Classique match, which took place before the winter break. While some saw the defeat as a sign of progress, coach Bruno Genesio was not satisfied with the team's performance and expressed his disappointment. During a press conference on Friday, Genesio clarified that he was not discouraged by the loss but rather frustrated with the team's overall approach. He said that he felt the players were too satisfied with losing 2-1 to Paris, which did not align with his expectations. "I know many people said I looked worn out (after the defeat against PSG). But no, I was angry because I felt we were content, and by 'we' I mean the general atmosphere, we were satisfied with having lost only 2-1 to Paris," he explained. Genesio acknowledged the effort and positive aspects of the team's performance but pointed out that small mistakes had cost them the match. He described the situation as an "irritation" and emphasized that he was not worn out or emotional, rejecting the idea that he was upset or crying. "I do not like the term 'cry' because it would infantilize me," he said, adding that he appreciated the concern from others but was focused on the task at hand. The coach's message is clear: there is no time to dwell on the loss. His priority is to secure wins in the upcoming matches, starting with the game against Troyes. Genesio's team must now shift its focus from the past to the present, aiming to avoid the drop from Ligue 1 and regain their competitive edge.