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Stade Rennais FC

09-15 02:45

3 - 1

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End 3-1

99′

M.Nagida

L. Blas

95′

3-1

M.Meïté

Assist: M.Taamari

93′

R. Descamps

85′

R.Kluivert

M.Fofana

79′

1-1

A. Rouault

Assist: M.Meïté

75′

T. Morton

75′

P. Sulc

K.Merah

69′

M.Meïté

B. Embolo

69′

S. Fofana

D. Cissé

67′

R. Ghezzal

A. Karabec

53′

C. Mata

47′

A. Seidu

45′

M.Taamari

P.Frankowski

45′

A. Seidu

A.Boudlal

Halftime 0-1

43′

C. Tolisso

26′

P.Frankowski

14′

0-1

C. Tolisso

Assist: A. Maitland-Niles

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Match Info

Stade Rennais FC produced an impressive performance to defeat Olympique Lyonnais 3-1 at Roazhon Park on September 15, 2025. This convincing victory in a high-profile Ligue 1 clash underscored Rennes' strong early-season form and dealt another blow to Lyon's troubled campaign. Rennes started brightly and took a deserved lead in the first half, adding a second goal before the interval to take firm control. Lyon pulled a goal back early in the second half to set up a tense finale, but Rennes restored their two-goal cushion with a well-taken third to secure the points. The match was a showcase for Rennes' attacking verve and midfield dynamism, which overwhelmed a Lyon side struggling for consistency. The three points propelled Rennes into the upper echelons of the Ligue 1 table, signaling their intent to challenge for European football. For Lyon, the defeat left them languishing in the lower half, increasing the pressure on the manager and players. Rennes manager Bruno Génésio, a former Lyon coach, expressed pride in his team's display, while Lyon's boss lamented defensive errors that proved costly. Key performers included Martin Terrier for Rennes and Alexandre Lacazette, who scored Lyon's consolation.