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L. Brassier
A. Rouault
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Q. Merlin
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Match Info

Stade Rennais FC 2–1 Club Brugge
26 July 2026 | International Club Friendly

Stade Rennais edged out Belgian champions Club Brugge 2‑1 in an entertaining pre‑season friendly at Roazhon Park. The match saw Rennes come from behind after a first‑half Brugge opener, turning the game around with two unanswered strikes in the second period.

Match Overview

Both sides fielded strong line‑ups as they fine‑tune preparations for the upcoming domestic campaigns. Brugge started brightly and took the lead inside 15 minutes when Ferran Jutglà capitalised on a defensive miscommunication. Rennes gradually grew into the game and levelled just after the hour mark through a well‑taken finish by Arnaud Kalimuendo.

Key Moments

  • 14' – Goal Club Brugge (Jutglà): A stray back‑pass allows Jutglà to nip in and chip the goalkeeper.
  • 63' – Goal Stade Rennais (Kalimuendo): Kalimuendo fires low into the corner after a clever one‑two with Ludovic Blas.
  • 81' – Goal Stade Rennais (Terrier): Martin Terrier sweeps home a deflected cross from the left.

Tactical Story

Rennes dominated possession after the break, with Benjamin Bourigeaud and Baptiste Santamaria pulling the strings from midfield. Brugge, who had been compact in the first half, tired visibly in the warm afternoon conditions. Rennes exploited the spaces behind the Brugge full‑backs, creating overloads that led to both second‑half goals.

Standout Players

Arnaud Kalimuendo was lively throughout and deserved his goal, while Martin Terrier's winner capped a strong all‑round display. For Club Brugge, midfielder Raphael Onyedika impressed with his ball‑winning ability before being substituted.

What It Means

Stade Rennais will be pleased with their resilience and ability to turn the game around. The victory extends their unbeaten pre‑season run to three matches. Club Brugge, meanwhile, showed promise in patches but will need to improve their game management as they prepare for the Belgian Pro League.