A group of furious Marseille fans successfully broke into the club's training ground after spraying the entrance with smoke and fireworks in a 'serious incident' on Saturday.
Supporters were equipped with flares as they marched to the Robert Louis-Dreyfus training complex in Marseille.
They set off fireworks and lit up a tree in wild scenes, angry at the team's current form and demanding the resignation of club president Jacques Henri Eyraud.
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Further reports claim some fans broke into Marseille's training ground while adding it's unclear whether the players and coaches are inside or not.
Marseille currently occupy eighth place in Ligue 1 with 32 points on the board, 14 points adrift of league leaders Lyon.
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Speaking earlier in the week, Andre Villas-Boas cut a dejected figure. He said: "It looks like the end. I think it'll all be over in June.
"I'm demanding nothing because looking at where we are it wouldn't be right. And I think everyone agrees with that."
The former Chelsea and Tottenham manager added: "I can't see an extension materialising, we're 13 points off the top.
"The place needs a clear-out including myself, unless I get 10 straight wins maybe not.
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"But I'm responsible for the results and right now they're awful."
Villas-Boas' side host Rennes tonight.
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