Rennes vs Paris Saint Germain Highlights and Post-Match Analysis

Ligue 1

6:00 PMFebruary 13, 2026

Regular Season - 22

Rennes

Show Score

3 - 1

HT:(1 - 0)

Paris Saint Germain

Roazhon Park

Referee: Benoît Bastien, France

How did the teams perform?

Rennes

World Class 0 Solid 0 Bang Average 0 Lucky 0 Shocking 0

0 Total Votes

Paris Saint Germain

World Class 0 Solid 0 Bang Average 0 Lucky 0 Shocking 0

Match Stats Lineups Head-2-Head Standings

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Match Stats

Ball possession

33%

67%

1.36

Expected goals (xG)

3.62

0.00

Goals Prevented

0.00

Attack

13

Total shots

22

4

Shots on target

7

4

Shots off target

7

5

Blocked shots

8

6

Shots inside box

18

7

Shots outside box

4

5

Corner kicks

8

3

Offsides

1

Passing

302

Total passes

632

230 (76%)

Accurate passes

569 (90%)

Discipline

10

Fouls

9

0

Yellow cards

0

0

Red cards

0

6

Goalkeeper saves

1

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Lineup

Rennes

4-2-3-1

30 G B. Samba 9.5

26 D Q. Merlin 6.6

3 D L. Brassier 7.3

24 D A. Rouault 7.3

18 D M. Nagida 6.9

45 M M. Camara 6.7

21 M V. Rongier (C) 6.6

70 M A. Nordin 6.7

17 M S. Szymanski 69' 6.5

11 M M. Tamari 34' 7.5

9 F E. Lepaul 69' 7.3

Substitutes

50 G M. Silistrie

36 D A. Seidu

75 D J. Ake

6 M D. Cisse 74' Replaced by S. Szymanski 6.9

10 F L. Blas 81' 65' Replaced by A. Nordin 7.2

20 F H. Do Marcolino

7 F B. Embolo 81' 74' Replaced by E. Lepaul 7.2

35 F E. Legendre 90+1' Replaced by M. Tamari

65 F N. Mukiele

Coach

Habib Beye

Paris Saint Germain

4-3-3

39 G M. Safonov 6.2

25 D N. Mendes 6.9

51 D W. Pacho 6.7

6 D I. Zabarnyi 6.2

2 D A. Hakimi (C) 6.5

87 M J. Neves 6.2

17 M Vitinha 7.3

33 M W. Zaire-Emery 6.6

7 F K. Kvaratskhelia 7.3

10 F O. Dembele 72' 8.5

14 F D. Doue 6.3

Substitutes

30 G L. Chevalier

4 D L. Beraldo

5 D Marquinhos

21 D L. Hernandez

19 M Lee Kang-In 60' Replaced by K. Kvaratskhelia 6.9

27 M D. Fernandez 71' Replaced by J. Neves 6.3

9 F G. Ramos 74' Replaced by O. Dembele 6.7

29 F B. Barcola 60' Replaced by D. Doue 7.5

49 F I. Mbaye

Coach

Enrique Luis

Ligue 1 Standings - Ligue 1

TotalHomeAway

Pos	Team	MP	W	D	L	+/-	GD	Pts	Form
1	Paris Saint Germain	34	24	4	6	74-29	45	76	W 25 April: Angers 0 - 3 Paris Saint Germain D 02 May: Paris Saint Germain 2 - 2 Lorient W 10 May: Paris Saint Germain 1 - 0 Stade Brestois 29 W 13 May: Lens 0 - 2 Paris Saint Germain L 17 May: Paris FC 2 - 1 Paris Saint Germain
2	Lens	34	22	4	8	66-35	31	70	D 24 April: Stade Brestois 29 3 - 3 Lens D 02 May: Nice 1 - 1 Lens W 08 May: Lens 1 - 0 Nantes L 13 May: Lens 0 - 2 Paris Saint Germain W 17 May: Lyon 0 - 4 Lens
3	Lille	34	18	7	9	52-37	15	61	D 18 April: Lille 0 - 0 Nice W 26 April: Paris FC 0 - 1 Lille D 03 May: Lille 1 - 1 Le Havre W 10 May: Monaco 0 - 1 Lille L 17 May: Lille 0 - 2 Auxerre
4	Lyon	34	18	6	10	53-40	13	60	W 19 April: Paris Saint Germain 1 - 2 Lyon W 25 April: Lyon 3 - 2 Auxerre W 03 May: Lyon 4 - 2 Rennes L 10 May: Toulouse 2 - 1 Lyon L 17 May: Lyon 0 - 4 Lens
5	Marseille	34	18	5	11	63-45	18	59	L 18 April: Lorient 2 - 0 Marseille D 26 April: Marseille 1 - 1 Nice L 02 May: Nantes 3 - 0 Marseille W 10 May: Le Havre 0 - 1 Marseille W 17 May: Marseille 3 - 1 Rennes
6	Rennes	34	17	8	9	59-50	9	59	W 19 April: Strasbourg 0 - 3 Rennes W 26 April: Rennes 2 - 1 Nantes L 03 May: Lyon 4 - 2 Rennes W 10 May: Rennes 2 - 1 Paris FC L 17 May: Marseille 3 - 1 Rennes
7	Monaco	34	16	6	12	60-54	6	54	D 19 April: Monaco 2 - 2 Auxerre D 25 April: Toulouse 2 - 2 Monaco W 02 May: Metz 1 - 2 Monaco L 10 May: Monaco 0 - 1 Lille L 17 May: Strasbourg 5 - 4 Monaco
8	Strasbourg	34	15	8	11	58-47	11	53	W 26 April: Lorient 2 - 3 Strasbourg L 03 May: Strasbourg 1 - 2 Toulouse D 10 May: Angers 1 - 1 Strasbourg W 13 May: Stade Brestois 29 1 - 2 Strasbourg W 17 May: Strasbourg 5 - 4 Monaco
9	Lorient	34	11	12	11	48-51	-3	45	W 18 April: Lorient 2 - 0 Marseille L 26 April: Lorient 2 - 3 Strasbourg D 02 May: Paris Saint Germain 2 - 2 Lorient W 10 May: Metz 0 - 4 Lorient L 17 May: Lorient 0 - 2 Le Havre
10	Toulouse	33	12	8	13	47-46	1	44	L 12 April: Toulouse 0 - 4 Lille L 17 April: Lens 3 - 2 Toulouse D 25 April: Toulouse 2 - 2 Monaco W 03 May: Strasbourg 1 - 2 Toulouse W 10 May: Toulouse 2 - 1 Lyon
11	Paris FC	34	11	11	12	47-50	-3	44	W 19 April: Metz 1 - 3 Paris FC L 26 April: Paris FC 0 - 1 Lille W 03 May: Paris FC 4 - 0 Stade Brestois 29 L 10 May: Rennes 2 - 1 Paris FC W 17 May: Paris FC 2 - 1 Paris Saint Germain
12	Stade Brestois 29	34	10	9	15	43-55	-12	39	D 24 April: Stade Brestois 29 3 - 3 Lens L 03 May: Paris FC 4 - 0 Stade Brestois 29 L 10 May: Paris Saint Germain 1 - 0 Stade Brestois 29 L 13 May: Stade Brestois 29 1 - 2 Strasbourg D 17 May: Stade Brestois 29 1 - 1 Angers
13	Angers	34	9	9	16	29-48	-19	36	D 18 April: Angers 1 - 1 Le Havre L 25 April: Angers 0 - 3 Paris Saint Germain L 03 May: Auxerre 3 - 1 Angers D 10 May: Angers 1 - 1 Strasbourg D 17 May: Stade Brestois 29 1 - 1 Angers
14	Le Havre	34	7	14	13	32-44	-12	35	D 18 April: Angers 1 - 1 Le Havre D 26 April: Le Havre 4 - 4 Metz D 03 May: Lille 1 - 1 Le Havre L 10 May: Le Havre 0 - 1 Marseille W 17 May: Lorient 0 - 2 Le Havre
15	Auxerre	34	8	10	16	34-44	-10	34	D 19 April: Monaco 2 - 2 Auxerre L 25 April: Lyon 3 - 2 Auxerre W 03 May: Auxerre 3 - 1 Angers W 10 May: Auxerre 2 - 1 Nice W 17 May: Lille 0 - 2 Auxerre
16	Nice	34	7	11	16	37-60	-23	32	D 18 April: Lille 0 - 0 Nice D 26 April: Marseille 1 - 1 Nice D 02 May: Nice 1 - 1 Lens L 10 May: Auxerre 2 - 1 Nice D 17 May: Nice 0 - 0 Metz
17	Nantes	33	5	8	20	29-52	-23	23	D 19 April: Nantes 1 - 1 Stade Brestois 29 L 22 April: Paris Saint Germain 3 - 0 Nantes L 26 April: Rennes 2 - 1 Nantes W 02 May: Nantes 3 - 0 Marseille L 08 May: Lens 1 - 0 Nantes
18	Metz	34	3	8	23	32-76	-44	17	L 19 April: Metz 1 - 3 Paris FC D 26 April: Le Havre 4 - 4 Metz L 02 May: Metz 1 - 2 Monaco L 10 May: Metz 0 - 4 Lorient D 17 May: Nice 0 - 0 Metz

Qualification/Relegation

• Champions League
• Champions League Qualification
• UEFA Europa League
• Conference League Qualification
• Relegation Playoffs
• Relegation

Rennes stunned Ligue 1 leaders Paris Saint-Germain with a commanding 3-1 victory at Roazhon Park. Goalkeeper Brice Samba delivered a heroic performance, anchoring a resilient Rennes side that defied expectations.

Paris Saint-Germain, second in the table and boasting five consecutive wins, arrived as heavy favorites. Rennes, sitting sixth and struggling for consistent form, faced a daunting challenge. Historically, Roazhon Park has sometimes proven a tricky ground for the Parisian giants, adding a layer of intrigue to this contest.

From kickoff, PSG asserted control, dominating possession and creating early opportunities. Ousmane Dembélé and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia tested the Rennes defense. However, Brice Samba was in exceptional form, making crucial saves to keep his team level.

Against the run of play, Rennes found their breakthrough in the 34th minute. Mousa Tamari, seizing a chance, slotted the ball past Gianluigi Donnarumma. The home crowd erupted as Rennes took a surprising lead.

PSG pressed hard for an equalizer before halftime, with several shots on target. Samba remained impenetrable, ensuring Rennes carried their slender advantage into the break. His agility denied PSG a quick response.

At halftime, Paris Saint-Germain needed a tactical shift to convert their chances into goals. Rennes, meanwhile, aimed to maintain their defensive shape and capitalize on counter-attacks. The second half promised more intense action.

PSG made early changes in the 60th minute, bringing on Désiré Doué and Lee Kang-in. They sought to inject fresh attacking impetus. Rennes responded by introducing Arnaud Nordin into the game.

Rennes then extended their lead in the 69th minute. Esteban Lepaul finished calmly, assisted by Sebastian Szymanski, doubling the advantage. Roazhon Park roared as the home side moved two goals clear.

Just three minutes later, in the 72nd minute, Paris Saint-Germain hit back. Ousmane Dembélé found the net, reducing the shortfall and reigniting PSG’s hopes. The game’s intensity surged as PSG pushed for another goal.

However, Rennes delivered a decisive blow in the 81st minute. Substitute Breel Embolo, on for just seven minutes, scored their third goal. Ludovic Blas provided the assist, restoring Rennes’ two-goal cushion and sealing the famous victory.

Despite Paris Saint-Germain’s overwhelming 67% possession and 22 total shots, including 7 on target, they scored only once. PSG’s expected goals (xG) stood at 3.62 against Rennes’ 1.36. This highlighted the hosts’ remarkable efficiency and Samba’s vital saves. Rennes turned limited opportunities into maximum impact.

This stunning 3-1 upset sends a clear message across Ligue 1. Rennes secured a memorable victory, boosting their European qualification hopes. For PSG, this unexpected defeat is a significant setback in their title challenge, forcing a reevaluation of their strategy.