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Marseille beat Le Havre 4-3 at the Vélodrome on Sunday, but only after letting a four-goal lead shrink to one in the last 13 minutes. The bottom club of Ligue 1 scored three times between the 77th and 89th minutes and finished with 21 shots to Marseille's 11. The hosts were in control early. CJ Egan-Riley headed in an Emerson cross after five minutes, and Timothy Weah doubled the lead on 33 after dribbling through the box. Straight after the break Igor Paixão made it 3-0 (Amine Gouiri set it up), and on 55 Himad Abdelli punished a poor clearance to make it 4-0. Then it turned. Josh Maja scored a penalty on 77 after Weah fouled Fofana. Mouhamed Lamine Ndiaye scored from close range on 86 after De Lange had saved, and Maja headed in a Nakamura free kick on 89. Le Havre appealed for another penalty for handball against Nnadi, but referee Turpin checked VAR and gave nothing. No cards were mentioned in the reports. It was Marseille's third straight league win, though the defending against the bottom side drew criticism. Le Havre, who lost 1-0 at Graz in the Europa League on Thursday, still have no win to show for a lot of pressure.