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On Sunday, April 23, Stade Rennais and Montpellier meet at the Stade de la Mosson in round 32 of Ligue 1. Having won their last three gatherings, Les Rennais set off to finish a subsequent straight association twofold over the hosts and move into the Meeting Association capability places.
On Sunday, the hosts lost 2-1 to LOSC Lille after losing their lead in the final 20 minutes. This resulted in the hosts being booed. Since their 2-1 victory over Clermont Foot on March 19, La Paillade has not won in three games and has only nine points. Michel Der Zakarian’s side is thirteenth in the association standings, getting 37 focuses from 31 games.
Meanwhile, Rennais returned to winning ways with a 3-0 victory at Roazhon Park over Stade de Reims. Prior to that, Bruno Genesio’s team had lost to Lens and Olympique Lyon, two matches in a row. Rennes is sixth in the Ligue 1 standings with 53 points from 31 games, two points behind fifth-place Lille for the Conference League qualification spot.
👥 Le groupe pour #MHSCSRFC 👇 pic.twitter.com/rOawjIBA2n
— Stade Rennais F.C. (@staderennais) April 22, 2023
Les Rennais enter the weekend with renewed faith as they continue their quest for a place in Europe, buoyed by their victory over Reims. Rennes takes on in a bad way Montpellier side and ought to leave away with every one of the three places.
Prediction: Montpellier 1-2 Rennais
Rennais have a better record in this matchup, having won 17 of their 47 previous encounters. During that time, Montpellier has won 11 games while sharing the spoils nine times. Since their March home victory over Clermont Foot, Der Zakarian’s team has lost two of their last three games. Since February, Rennais have won twice and gone unbeaten in three of their last four away games.
Montpellier left Lille’s fortress with new concerns about captain Teji Savanier (pelvis) and striker Wahbi Khazri (cheekbone), but both players are expected to be cleared for Sunday’s game and will likely start.
Theo Sainte-Luce (calf), Maxime Esteve (crotch), and Beni Makouana (thigh) make up the hosts’ triplet of long-haul non-attendants, while Kiki Kouyate recuperated from a blackout to return straight into the Paillade backline last end of the week.
Mavididi, a former Arsenal player, continues to play a minor role under Der Zakarian. The attacker, who is 24 years old, and former Rennes left back Faitout Maouassa should start here once more. Regarding Rennes, Adrien Truffert is still recovering from an ankle injury that ended the season, Xeka is out with a similar problem, and Lorenz Assignon (knee) shouldn’t be back just yet either.
📈📉📊 Elye Wahi, des chiffres à faire tourner les têtes
— MHSC (@MontpellierHSC) April 23, 2023
👨📜 Portrait Faitout Maouassa
🎙️ Interview Stephy Mavididi, joueur anglais le plus capé de l’histoire de la Ligue 1
🗝️ Les clés du match contre le Stade Rennais FC
➡️ https://t.co/uXDiDXDYr1
⚡️ MHSC / SRFC pic.twitter.com/UvObnUuk0y
Montpellier HSC:
Rennes:
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