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Andre Ayew's first half goal helped Olympique Marseille to a 0-1 win against Guingamp on Wednesday in the French League Cup.
The Ghana international finished off a move started by his brother, Jordan [Ayew] two minutes before the break when he nodded in from close range his junior brother's cross from the right flank.
The win sends Marseille into the quarter-finals of the competition.
Source: GFA
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