Roazhon Park Erupts: Rennes Obliterates Brest in Twelve Minutes of Pure Chaos

Sehr unterhaltsam Futmetrix-Wertung: 74/100. This Intensity-soaked Ligue 1 encounter saw Rennes transform a one-goal deficit into total domination in under a quarter-hour, reminding the table why they remain genuine title contenders.

Brest Strikes Early, Then Drowns in the Deluge

Brest opened with a sucker punch. Thirteenth minute: M. Balde's finish from K. Doumbia's assist suggested a long night of Balance ahead. Then came the twelve-minute massacre. Between the 24th and 25th minutes, three goals in sixty seconds flipped the script. E. Lepaul levelled at 24. Mousa Tamari made it 2-1 at 25. Roazhon Park became a cauldron of noise. The Intensity was suffocating.

Tamari Orchestrates, Meite Delivers the Knockout

Tamari was the architect of this resurrection. One goal, one assist, two key passes—the midfielder bent the match to his will with surgical precision. But it was M. Meite who delivered the killing blow. On as a 80th-minute substitute, he struck at 87 to seal a 3-1 victory, confirming that the Stakes here were existential. Q. Merlin, also a second-half introduction (51'), provided the assist, proving Rennes' bench is stacked with sharpness.

The Numbers: Control Turned Into Execution

Rennes owned 61% possession against a Brest side that fired 12 times but with minimal conviction (0.73 xG). Nine shots and 2.13 xG for the hosts translated into ruthless finishing. Eleven corners created relentless pressure. Eighty-three percent pass accuracy suffocated Brest's counter-threat. This wasn't luck—it was a masterclass in Balance between control and lethality.