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Papin’s hattrick for Marseille
PARIS. Apr 14: Jean-Pierre Papin notched a hattrick — his first league goals in two months — to
inspire French First Division soccer leaders Marseille to a 6-2 win over struggling Nancy on Saturday, reports Reuter.
Despite scoring for France against Spain and Albania and for Marseille in the European Cup against Ac Milan and Spartak Moscow. Papin had been out of luck in the league.
But that all changed with a three goal haul at the Stade Velodrome which hoisted the tally of the league's leading marksman to 22 and helped maintain Marseille's three point lead at the top of the table.
Papin, France's top scorer for the past three years, netted with a fine header In the third minute and a brilliant shot In the 21st, both from crosses by
England's Chris Waddle, and completed his hattrick with a solo raid nine minutes after the interval.
Waddle scored with a superb free-kick four minutes before halftime and I,aurent Fournier and Basile Boll struck in the dying minutes to complete the rout.
David Zitelli and Segundo Simon salvaged some pride for last-but-one club Nancy on counter-attacks in the 65th and 83rd minutes.
There was more good news for Marseille's Belgian coach Raymond Gocthals as Yugoslav World Cup midfielder Dragan Stokjovic, out of action for months with a knee injury, played as a substitute after the interval.
Marseille, who have a game in hand over the other leading clubs, remained three points clear of second placed Monaco, who recorded a 2-0 home win over St Etienne with
goals from Liebria's George Weah and Argentina’s Ramon Dke.
Marseille, with 47 points from 32 matches and six games to go, look set to win the title for the third consecutive season.
Auxerre, beaten 1 -O at Lille on Friday, are third, six points behind the leaders.
Meanwhile, an AFP report from Marseille says Olympique Marseille have increased their capital to' 51 million francs (10 million dollars) in what was seen as a move to keep leading scorer Jean-Pierre Papin.
It was believed they might have to sell Papin to balance their books at the end of the season.
Millionaire businessman Bernard Tapie, who owns 49 per cent of the stock, said he would put the club on the Paris Stock Exchange in 1994.
Tapie said if the local council could not build a new sta-
dium he would seek private funding. He wants a 70.000-scatcr stadium costing around 700 million francs (140 million dollars).