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Second-placed Lille travel to fifth-placed Rennes, two points apart. The market leans slightly to the hosts, but Rennes' leaky defence makes this an open contest.
In Matchday 9 of Ligue 1, second-placed Lille (18 points) visit fifth-placed Rennes (16). Just two points separate them, so a place near the top could hinge on this game. The market makes the hosts slight favourites at around 45%, with the away win at 29% and a draw at 26%.
Rennes are strong going forward, with 20 goals, but they have conceded 19, and they have won only one of their last five: a 3-0 against Strasbourg, followed by a 5-2 defeat away at Nice and a 0-0 draw with Olympiacos. Lille are more secure at the back, with six conceded in nine, and beat Lens 1-0, though they have scored only once in their last two league and European outings.
Rennes are without Estéban Lepaul, who has an ankle sprain, and line up in a 3-5-2 with Boulaye Dia and Mousa Tamari up front. Lille are missing Ayase Ueda, Hamza Igamane and Tiago Santos, and start in a 4-2-3-1 with Hákon Arnar Haraldsson and Ethan Mbappé in the attacking band.
Lille won three of the last four meetings, including both most recent games in Rennes' recent past, so the hosts have something to put right. Rennes' defensive record points to goals, and the market puts the chance of over 2.5 goals at about 60%.
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