Sixth last season with 59 points, the Rouge et Noir took seven points in three days. They first held off Paris Saint-Germain 2-2, before beating Le Mans 3-2, with a double from Lepaul including a penalty in added time, then winning 2-1 at Angers on Saturday, thanks to Przemysław Frankowski and an own goal. Franck Haise, who arrived in February 2026 in place of Habib Beye, relies on a reshuffled squad: Eliezer Mayenda came from Sunderland and Adrien Thomasson from Lens, while Jérémy Jacquet joined Liverpool.
Olympique de Marseille has had a mixed start. After a 4-0 against Strasbourg, marked by a double from Amine Gouiri, Bruno Genesio’s men lost 2-0 in Monaco, then 3-2 at the Vélodrome against Paris FC on Sunday, despite a new double from Gouiri and an opposing hat-trick from Lassine Sinayoko. Fifth in Ligue 1 last season, the Marseillais have three points. Timothy Weah and Hamed Junior Traorè arrived this summer, when Mason Greenwood and Facundo Medina left the club.
The two teams have faced each other three times since January 2025, with OM winning the last two, 3-0 in February then 3-1 in May. Rennes, on the other hand, won 1-0 its last reception, in August 2025.
Rennes-OM broadcast: at what time and on which channel to watch the match?
Rennes – OM, opening match of the fourth day of Ligue 1, will be played this Friday, September 11 at 8:45 p.m. The match can be followed live on Ligue 1+, from Roazhon Park. Replay is also offered on the platform.
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