Andre Ayew scored twice as Olympique Marseille finally found some form in a 2-0 victory over promoted Ajaccio on Saturday.
The Ghana international's double handed under-pressure coach Didier Deschamps some breathing space and lifted Marseille to 12th in Ligue 1.
Andre missed from the spot on 20 minutes but redeemed himself on the half-hour mark with the opener after being set up by brother Jordan, and an excellent header at the far post on 50 minutes doubled the hosts’ lead.
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