The Under is a French football club based in Marseille, France, that competes in the Ligue 1 division of the French professional league system.
The team's name is derived from the city where it was founded and the nickname "Under" comes from the fact that the club was originally called the "Under-Youngs".
In recent years, Marseille has become one of the most successful teams in French football, having won three Ligue 1 titles in four seasons (2014-2017) and two Coupe de France championships (2015-2016).
The Under has also been a frequent participant in European competitions, winning the UEFA Champions League twice (2018 and 2020) and the Europa League once (2019).
Despite its success, the team still faces challenges on the pitch. The team has struggled to compete with bigger clubs and have not managed to win many important trophies.
The Under has a strong fan base and has had a long-standing rivalry with rivals Stade Rennais. However, despite these differences, the two clubs share a deep love for football and often play each other in friendly matches.
The Under's home ground is the Olympique Moulins Stadium, which has hosted several major events such as the World Cup and UEFA Champions League Final. Despite the stadium's size, it can hold over 30,000 fans.
The Under's players come from all over France and are known for their hard work and dedication to the game. They are always ready to perform and make an impact on the field.
The Under's manager is Thierry Henry, who has been in charge since 2013 and is widely regarded as one of the best managers in French football history. He is known for his tactical expertise and ability to motivate his players.
Overall, while there are certainly some challenges facing the Under, it remains one of the most successful and well-supported teams in French football. The rivalry between the club and Stade Rennais is also a source of pride for the supporters of both clubs.