Greenwood stars in Marseille debut; Angel Gomes injured in Lille's win

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Mason Greenwood scored twice in his debut for Marseille in a 5-1 victory over Brest in their French league opener Saturday, while Lille's game against Reims was halted for more than 30 minutes after Angel Gomes was knocked unconscious in a collision and needed lengthy treatment.

Greenwood, the former Manchester United forward who made a controversial move to Marseille this summer, had a hand in all five goals as he also provided two assists and won a penalty that Elye Wahi converted.

Greenwood's first Ligue 1 appearance was greeted with boos that echoed throughout the Francis-Le Bl stadium every time he touched the ball.