Rennes
LilleDay 26
Haraldsson 47'
Rennes: 30. Samba B. - 3. Brassier, 18. Nagida (Frankowski, 70), 24. Rouault (Ait Boudlal, 87) - 10. Blas (Zabiri, 81), 11. Al-Tamari (Szymanski S., 70), 21. Rongier, 26. Merlin Q., 45. Camara M., 70. Nordin (Embolo, 71) - 9. Lepaul
Substitution: Szymanski S. (from 70); Frankowski (from 70); Embolo (from 71); Zabiri (from 81); Ait Boudlal (from 87)
Bench: 36. Seidu A. - 4. Kamara G., 6. Cissé Dj.
Yellow Cards: Nagida 65; Frankowski 84
Lille: 1. Özer - 3. Ngoy N., 12. Meunier, 23. Mandi, 24. Verdonk (Santos T., 86) - 17. Mukau (Perraud, 74) - 6. Bentaleb, 10. Haraldsson (Alexsandro, 89), 27. Correia (Giroud, 85), 32. Bouaddi - 7. Fernandez Pardo
Substitution: Perraud (from 74); Giroud (from 85); Santos T. (from 86); Alexsandro (from 89)
Bench: 16. Bodart - 18. Mbemba - 14. Broholm, 35. Diaoune
Yellow Cards: Bentaleb 16; Özer 71; Mandi 73; Correia 84; Ngoy N. 90
Lille now face a difficult task after suffering a narrow 1–0 home
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