Marseille has covered the least distance in Ligue 1 since the resumption of the season, according to Sofascore, managing just 67 kilometers across three matches. Despite a strong start with a 4-0 win over Strasbourg, the team has since lost to Monaco (2-0) and Paris FC (2-3) this Sunday. The loss at the Vélodrome stadium occurred in a match where the stands were not fully occupied, and some fans displayed banners criticizing the club's owner, Frank McCour. As a result, Marseille remains stuck in the middle of the league table with only three points. Bruno Genesio, the Marseille coach, admitted the team's performance has been "catastrophic," pointing to "gross mistakes" that led to defensive errors. He explained that the team gave too much space to opponents and made numerous individual and collective errors, which contributed to the loss against Paris FC. Genesio stressed the need for the team to be more aggressive in aerial challenges and to adopt a stronger defensive mentality. He also noted that the team plays well with the ball but struggles to maintain consistency in defense. Looking ahead, Marseille faces a challenging schedule, with a match against Rennes followed by a home game against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG). Genesio acknowledged the difficulties ahead but expressed confidence in the team's quality and potential for improvement. For context, PSG has covered 105.5 kilometers, Lens is in fifth place with 108.1 kilometers, and promoted Le Mans leads the distance ranking with 114.1 kilometers, just ahead of Lyon at 112.4 kilometers.