Former Liverpool forward Djibril Cisse praised Olympique de Marseille striker Andre-Pierre Gignac as the striker scored his 100th Ligue 1 goal on Friday evening.
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Gignac was influential as Marseille overcame relegation strugglers FC Metz to kick-off the French football weekend. He scored twice as Marcelo Bielsa’s side leap-frogged AS Saint-Etienne to move up to fourth in the Ligue 1 table.
The international’s first effort—his 100th in the French top flight—came from close range after Grenats keeper Anthony Mfa Mezui spilled the ball.
His second was a finish of pure class, as he chipped the ball over the onrushing keeper after finding himself one-on-one with the Gabonese international.
Following the match, current SC Bastia striker and ex-Liverpool man Cisse took to Twitter to congratulate his former France teammate.
@10APG bravo mon frero passer la barre des 100 buts en L1 chapeau
— djibril cisse (@DjibrilCisse) May 2, 2015
“Bravo my brother,” Cisse began, writing on his @DjibrilCisse account, “[for] passing the mark of 100 goals in Ligue 1.
“[I tip my] hat.”
To date, 33-year-old Cisse is four goals behind Gignac—stuck on 96 goals in Ligue 1, having failed to score in six substitute appearances for the Corsicans this season.