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Marseille step closer

AFP Paris
Marseille and Bordeaux remained locked in the race for the French league title on Wednes-
day, with a victory apiece and just three matches left.
Marseille moved a step closer to their first title in 17 years after goals from Mamadou Niang and Brandao brought a 2-0 win at local rivals Nice.
Bordeaux then came from behind to beat nine-man Valenciennes 2-1 to go level on 71 points, but behind on goal difference.
Niang bagged the opener for Marseille with a fine shot on the turn after 26 minutes before Brazilian Brandao, who has averaged a goal every other game since his arrival from Shakhtar Donetsk mid-season, made the points safe on the hour.
An end to end move saw home keeper Steve Mandanda feed Hatem Ben Arfa, who found Taye Taiwo down the left flank. The Nigerian quickly picked out Brandao, who nodded in as Marseille clinched their 20th league win of the campaign.
Bordeaux fell behind to a Gael Danie penalty in the 21st minute after the Valenciennes striker had been brought down by Mathieu Chalme.
Fernando levelled in the 38th minute, heading in a free-kick from Yoann Gourcuff and it was Gourcuff who ensured the three points, eight minutes from time when he slotted the ball in from a Chalme cross.
Valenciennes's misery was compounded when coach Antoine Kombouare was sent to the stands while SiakeTiene and Luigi Pieroni were both red-carded in the last five minutes.
Lyon have 64 points but the seven-point gap with
Marseille now looks too great to close even if the former can win their tussle with the former European champions.
Paris Saint Germain moved to within a point of Lyon after Mateja Kezman scored Wednesday's only goal at Le Mans.
Eight-times champions Nantes' loss at Lyon suggests they will now struggle to beat the dreaded drop with just 33 points from their 35 games -especially as fellow former giants Saint Etienne won 4-2 at relegated Le Havre to move three points clear of the Canaries.
Saint Etienne, the biggest club in France in the mid-1970s, moved out of the bottom three, two points clear of Caen, who lost 1-0 to Rennes.
Le Havre briefly led before succumbing to late efforts from Mirallas and Riviere as the hosts suffered their 25th defeat of the season to confirm their bottom placing.