The match between Monaco and Rennes on Sunday was a thrilling encounter that saw the home side come out on top with a 3-2 victory. The match was full of action, with both teams putting in their best efforts to secure a win.
One of the standout performers for Monaco was striker Benjamin Yedder, who scored two goals in the match. Yedder's first goal came in the 54th minute, as he converted a penalty kick after being fouled by Rennes defender Jean-Yves M'Vila. His second goal came in the 79th minute, when he headed home a cross from the left wing to give Monaco a commanding lead.
Rennes struggled to create any real chances throughout the match, and were largely frustrated by Monaco's solid defending. However, they did manage to find the back of the net through midfielder Florian Thauvin, who scored in the 81st minute to reduce the deficit.
Despite the loss, Rennes manager Bruno Genesio praised his team's effort and performance in the match. "We played well in some parts of the game but we didn't have enough quality to get a result," he said. "We will be disappointed not to win but I'm proud of the way our players fought until the end."
For Monaco, the victory is a significant one, especially given their recent struggles. The win puts them back into contention for a spot in the Champions League next season, and could also boost their morale ahead of the upcoming matches.
Overall, it was another exciting match between two strong sides, and one that was sure to go down in the history books. The fans at Stade Louis II certainly had something to cheer about as Monaco emerged victorious with a 3-2 victory over Rennes.