<text>  Marseille climbed above Paris Saint-Germain into second-place in Ligue 1 with an emphatic 6-1 victory at struggling Toulouse on Friday to reignite their title challenge. Marseille had not registered a league victory since January 31 as their title push faltered but the visitors were 3-0 up after 20 minutes and 4-0 up at the break in a rampant first half display. Belgian forward Michy Batshuayi fired Marseille into a second minute lead with a superb long-range strike before Baptiste Aloe doubled their advantage after he converted Benjamin Mendys shot in the sixth minute. Marseilles Belgian attacking midfielder Michy Batshuayi left lines up a shot before scoring against Toulouse . Toulouse forward Wissam Ben Yedder right dribbles away from Marseille defender Jeremy Morel left Marseilles Argentine midfielder Lucas Ocampos centre breaks away from Toulouses William Matheus . Toulouses Francois Moubandje turned Andre Ayews dangerous low cross into his own net under pressure from Lucas Ocampos in the 20th minute before Batshuayi added his second with a simple finish seconds before halftime. The hosts improved after the break and pulled back a goal in the 76th minute when Wissam Ben Yedders low shot beat Marseille goalkeeper Steve Mandanda. The four-goal lead was restored two minutes later, however, when the lively Ayew slotted home from a seemingly offside position. Marseille forward Andre-Pierre Gignac left has now scored 16 goals in 28 appearances so far this season . Batshuayi celebrates after scoring his second and Marseilles fourth goal against Toulouse on Friday night . Lucas Ocampos left prepares to blast a shot past Toulouses Serbian defender Uros Spajic right Andre-Pierre Gignac completed the rout in the 89th minute to compound a miserable night for Toulouse with a low strike in to the corner - his 16th Ligue 1 goal of a prolific season. Marseille lead third-placed PSG, who host Racing Lens on Saturday, on goal difference and trail leaders Olympique Lyon, who visit Montpellier HSC on Sunday, by a point. Toulouse remain 18th, two points adrift of FC Lorient in 17th and seven points clear of bottom-placed clubs Racing Lens and Metz. Toulouse midfielder Tongo Doumbia bottom slides in with a strong challenge on Giannelli Imbula top Marseilles Ghanaian forward Andre Ayew left tussles with Toulouse defender Marcel Tisserand right After their 6-1 away win, Marseille are up to second in the table and mounting a challenge for the Ligue 1 title . 