In a thrilling match that saw both teams battle it out for supremacy, Rennes secured victory over Brest on penalties following a goalless draw at Stade de la Beaujoire. The match was a key game for both sides, as they were both vying for a place in the top four of Ligue 1.
The first half of the match was a tense affair, with neither side managing to break down the other's defense. However, in the second half, things took a dramatic turn when Rennes defender, Lucas Tousignant, scored the only goal of the match in the 88th minute. With the scoreline set at 1-0, tensions rose as the two teams went into extra time.
In the extra period, the pressure mounted on both teams, but it was Rennes who managed to secure their lead with a penalty kick from substitute, Maxime Gonalons. This meant that the match would go to penalties, which is something that had never happened between these two teams before.
In the shootout, Rennes' keeper, Mathieu Courtois, saved all three penalties that were taken by Brest, securing his first clean sheet of the season. Meanwhile, Brest goalkeeper, Yohann Pinot, also saved one penalty and missed two, resulting in a defeat for his team.
Overall, this was a thrilling match that showcased the talent of both Rennes and Brest. It will be interesting to see how the two teams fare in their remaining matches, especially given the pressure that comes with being in the top four of Ligue 1.