  We present a temperature map and a temperature profile of the central part (r
< 20' or 1/4 virial radius) of the Coma cluster. We combined 5 overlapping
pointings made with XMM/EPIC/MOS and extracted spectra in boxes of 3.5' X 3.5'.
The temperature distribution around the two central galaxies is remarkably
homogeneous (r<10'), contrary to previous ASCA results, suggesting that the
core is actually in a relaxed state. At larger distance from the cluster center
we do see evidence for recent matter accretion. We confirm the cool area in the
direction of NGC 4921, probably due to gas stripped from an infalling group. We
find indications of a hot front in the South West, in the direction of NGC4839,
probably due to an adiabatic compression.
