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Monaco vs Rennes carries a Monaco historical edge, yet Rennes have repeatedly shown they can turn the fixture into an open and demanding contest. Monaco won 4–0 at Stade Louis-II on 31 January 2026, while Rennes had answered with a 4–1 home victory on 22 November 2025 and a 2–0 win on 27 May 2023. Future meetings will ask whether Monaco can control the tempo or Rennes can break the hierarchy.
Past matches, Monaco vs Rennes
Match center
Starting eleven
Substitutes Monaco
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50G
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12D
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44
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2D
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23M
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17M
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11M
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14F
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19F
Rennes Substitutes
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G
50
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D
24
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D
36
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D
18
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M
4
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F
10
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M
17
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F
35
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F
65
Match events
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12'Breel Embolo Yellow Card
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22'Jordan Teze Yellow Card
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28'Lilian Brassier Yellow Card
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33'⚽A. Fati Normal Goal (Asst: F. Balogun)
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46'M. Akliouche A. Fati
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50'⚽M. Akliouche Normal Goal (Asst: A. Golovin)
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53'Esteban Lepaul Goal cancelled
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56'M. Biereth F. Balogun
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56'A. Seidu P. Frankowski
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56'L. Blas E. Lepaul
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56'S. Szymanski L. Brassier
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59'⚽M. Coulibaly Normal Goal (Asst: M. Biereth)
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65'G. Kamara D. Cisse
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71'Breel Embolo Penalty cancelled
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71'Vanderson K. Diatta
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78'E. Legendre M. Tamari
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81'A. Bamba D. Zakaria
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81'S. Idumbo A. Golovin
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89'⚽S. Idumbo Normal Goal (Asst: M. Biereth)
Stats for this game
Matchup Monaco VS Rennes
Monaco hold the stronger profile
Monaco’s technical quality and repeated home successes give this fixture its main reference point. The 4–0 victory over Rennes at Stade Louis-II on 31 January 2026 was especially decisive, following a 3–2 home win on 25 January 2025. Monaco’s 7–0 result at home on 14 December 2016 showed the upper limit of their control when the contest becomes one-sided.
Rennes retain a credible answer
Rennes have supplied clear counterexamples: their 4–1 home victory on 22 November 2025 and 2–0 success at Roazhon Park on 27 May 2023 demonstrate that Monaco’s status does not settle every meeting. Rennes can make the game difficult by turning pressure into quick attacks, while Monaco must avoid allowing a transition contest to replace their preferred control. That tension gives a future meeting its appeal: will Monaco impose their technical rhythm, or can Rennes force another reversal on their own terms?