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A success that counts double for Rennes. After a very eventful derby, the Red and Black beat their rivals in Nantes on Friday, at the opening of the 30th day (2-1). Thanks to the goals of Adrien Truuffert (24th) and Mohamed Kader Meïté (88th), they mainly take one more step towards maintenance with a 10th place while their opponents, 13th, remain in danger.
Aligned with a three -time defense and a Nathan Zézé back after three months of absence due to injury, the Nantesseis nevertheless entered this match with envy. They thus started to shake up Rennes who remained much more cautious. However, this derby was not long in knowing a first turning point to say the least.
Lopes at the heart of the action
Kelvin Amian was missed on a unnecessary pass to his goalkeeper. Mousa al-Tamari then intercepted the ball before being hit by Anthony Lopes in her surface. The Canaries, however, did very well. Lopes escaped the expulsion and Arnaud Kalimuendo missed the penalty by touching the ball with both feet like Julian Alvarez with Atlético de Madrid recently (14th).
Lopes had however hurt himself during his intervention on Al-Tamari. He stayed on the lawn and even signed a superb double parade against Seko Fofana then Azor Matsiwa (17th). The former Lyonnais then bowed in front of Rennes suddenly boosted and facing the beautiful crossing of Truffert (1-0, 24th). Lopes also ended up giving way to Patrik Carlgren while Antoine Kombouaré also replaced the disappointment Sorba Thomas by Marcus Coco (34th).
Coco plots his family
Passed to 4 in defense, the Nantes suffered during the end of the first period and then the start of the second. Mostafa Mohamed was able to equalize on their only shot on the evening by taking advantage of a pass from Louis Leroux to pass in front of Lilian Brassier and adjust Brice Samba (1-1, 54th). Nantes then thought he was relaunched thanks to his Egyptian striker, but Coco had the bad idea of ​​giving a completely useless nudder to Truffert, synonymous with expulsion (57th). The 10 canaries then fell to make the round back. They even resisted well while remaining united and compact before cracking again on a crazy action.
On a center of Truffert, the entrant Mitte placed a head that Carlgren postponed by being on his line. Some Rennes went to celebrate a goal that the referee did not validate, because his watch did not vibrate, others continued to play and Lorenz Assignon marked (2-1, 86th). The spectators celebrated Assignon but it was ultimately the goal of Méïté which was validated by the Var.
From the height of his 17 years and his 1m92, Méïté signed his very first achievement in Ligue 1. His team confirms after a wide success in Le Havre (1-5) and takes important points, because its end-of-season calendar will be noted.
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