Marseille's French forward Dimitri Payet (second right) kicks the ball past Olympiakos' Portuguese defender Ruben Semedo (center) and Olympiakos' Brazilian defender Rafinha (right) during the UEFA Champions League Group C football match between Olympique de Marseille (OM) and Olympiakos at the Velodrome stadium in Marseille on Dec 1, 2020. (NICOLAS TUCAT / AFP)

MARSEILLE, France - Olympiakos were eliminated from the Champions League when they slumped to a 2-1 defeat at Olympique de Marseille in Group C on Tuesday, with the two clubs left fighting for a Europa League spot.

Olympiakos host Porto and Marseille travel to Manchester City in the final group games next Wednesday

The Greek side went ahead in the first half through Mady Camara, only for Dimitri Payet to score two penalties after the break to give OM their first win and their first goals in the competition this season.

OM, who ended an embarrassing 13-match losing streak in the Champions League, are bottom of the group on three points, behind Olympiakos by virtue of the head-to-head rule.

Olympiakos host Porto and Marseille travel to Manchester City in the final group games next Wednesday.

ALSO READ: Porto join Man City in advancing in Champions League

Manchester City, who had already qualified for the knockout phase before kickoff, lead the group on 13 points after a goalless stalemate at second-placed Porto, who also advanced on 10 points.

At the Stade Velodrome, the visitors went ahead in the 33rd minute, as Marios Vrousai cut the ball back to Camara who fired it into the top corner from the edge of the box.

Marseille levelled 10 minutes into the second half when Payet converted a penalty after Florian Thauvin was fouled in the area by Pape Abdou Cisse.

Rafinha then handled the ball and Payet converted a second spot kick with 15 minutes left to give OM the chance to have something to fight for in the final game next week.