Marseille has had some incredible moments in their history, but none have been more memorable than the last goal scored by their legendary striker, Vincent "Boulim" Fernandez. In a game against Lyon on April 22nd, 1988, Fernandez scored the only goal of the match to secure a 1-0 victory for Marseille.

Fernandez was known as one of the greatest strikers of his time and he was a key player for Marseille during their golden era in the late 70s and early 80s. He played over 500 games for the club and scored over 150 goals. However, it is this particular goal that remains etched in the memories of many fans of Marseille.

The goal came just before halftime and it was a well-taken finish from inside the penalty area. It was a stunning display of skill and technique and it showcased why Fernandez was considered one of the best players of his generation. The goal also helped Marseille secure a place in Europe's elite competition, the UEFA Cup.

The goal was significant not only because of its importance in the context of Marseille's history, but also because it marked the end of a chapter in the club's story. After the goal, Marseille went on to win the league title that season and they would go on to compete in the Champions League for several years. However, the legacy of Fernandez and his goal will always be remembered as one of the highlights of Marseille's history.

In conclusion, Vincent "Boulim" Fernandez's goal against Lyon on April 22nd, 1988, remains one of the most iconic moments in the history of Marseille football. It was a stunning display of skill and technique, and it helped to cement Fernandez's reputation as one of the greatest strikers of his time. While his career with Marseille may have come to an end after that goal, his legacy lives on and will continue to inspire future generations of Marseille supporters.

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