Didier Deschamps claims Marseille's remarkable 3-2 victory over Borussia Dortmund will go down as one of the most memorable in the club's history.

The Ligue 1 outfit entered the final round of fixtures in the group stage of the UEFA Champions League knowing that a win would take them through to the last 16.

Things did not go entirely to plan for them early on in Germany, with Dortmund able to open up a two-goal lead.

Loic Remy pulled one back for Marseille before the interval, and from that point on the visitors did not look back.

Deschamps' side surged forward in search of further goals and were rewarded with two strikes in the space of three minutes from Andre Ayew and Mathieu Valbuena.

The late drama at the Westfalenstadion saw Marseille safely through, but left their coach breathless and relieved to have survived a serious scare.