Stade Rennais triumphed 3-0 over Strasbourg at Roazhon Park.

The Ligue 1 clash between Stade Rennais and Strasbourg unfolded on 25 October 2026 at the home of the Rennais, Roazhon Park in Rennes. Both sides entered the match seeking points, but the home side soon imposed its intent on the proceedings.

How it unfolded

The first half saw the first booking of the game when Strasbourg’s Gessime Yassine was shown a yellow card in the 33rd minute. Just a minute later, Stade Rennais broke the deadlock: Boulaye Dia received a pass from Przemyslaw Frankowski and struck a right-footed shot from the centre of the box into the centre of the net, a goal confirmed after a VAR review (34’).

Only seven minutes after going ahead, Rennes extended their lead. Sebastian Szymanski, assisted by Mahamadou Nagida, fired a left-footed shot from the centre of the box into the bottom right corner to make it 2-0 (41’).

The second half opened with Boulaye Dia receiving a yellow card for a bad foul in the 56th minute. The scoring continued shortly after; Szymanski added his second of the match, this time from outside the box, placing a left-footed strike into the top left corner after a pass from Mousa Al-Tamari (61’).

Strasbourg’s frustrations grew as Giovanni Reyna was booked for a bad foul in the 65th minute, and a late booking came for Pape Diop in the 87th minute. No further goals were recorded, and the match concluded with Stade Rennais comfortably ahead.

Standout performers

Boulaye Dia opened the scoring and later drew a booking, his early contribution proving decisive. Sebastian Szymanski was the standout attacker, netting a brace – one from close range and another from distance – and earning his place as the match’s top scorer. The assists came from Przemyslaw Frankowski, Mahamadou Nagida and Mousa Al-Tamari, each linking play to the decisive goals.

Match facts

  • Final score: Stade Rennais 3-0 Strasbourg
  • Scorers: Boulaye Dia (34’); Sebastian Szymanski (41’, 61’)
  • Bookings: Gessime Yassine (33’), Boulaye Dia (56’), Giovanni Reyna (65’), Pape Diop (87’)
  • Venue: Roazhon Park, Rennes

What it means

The comprehensive win gives Stade Rennais three points and a clean sheet, reinforcing their performance at home, while Strasbourg returns to the locker room without any points and will look to address the defensive lapses that led to the three-goal defeat.