Toulouse gets Liverpool, Rennes gets Pana again!

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By: Manu Tournoux

Find the results of this Thursday evening’s matches, counting for the 4th day of the Europa League.

If all eyes are on Athens, where AEK welcomes Olympique de Marseille this Thursday evening, other teams entered the scene a little earlier in the day. An early evening marked in particular by another Franco-Greek duel with the reunion between Stade Rennais and Panathinaikos. After their victory in the lair of Pana two weeks ago (2-1), Bruno Genesio’s men had every intention of striking another blow to forget their championship worries.

Rennes confirms its good European form

This is what the Rennais managed to do by offering themselves another convincing success (3-1). A result which emerged from the start of the match after Rieder opened the score (1-0, 9th). And although Ioannidis equalized from the penalty spot before the break (1-1, 34th), the Bretons made the difference in the second act with two goals scored in five minutes, by Salah (2-1, 65th) then Blas from the penalty spot. – again (3-1, 70th). A victory which allows Rennes to take a big step towards qualification.

The historic feat of Toulouse!

Another French representative, Toulouse, once again came up against the scarecrow of the table for this 2023-24 edition, Liverpool. Two weeks ago, Téfécé was no match, at Anfield, against the Reds who were remodeled but superior in all areas of the game (1-5). Revengeful, the Toulouse residents achieved a historic feat by bringing down this heavyweight of European football. Dönnum broke the deadlock (1-0, 34th), before Dallinga, as usual, took the break after returning from the locker room (2-0, 58th).

An own goal from Casseres gave hope to the Reds (2-1, 74th), but Magri allowed Téfécé to take off immediately (3-1, 76th). The reduction in Jota’s score at the end of the match is an anecdote (3-2, 89th). At the heart of a season without relief, Toulouse finally produced a major performance. A major feat to definitively launch this campaign.

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