On Sunday evening, Rennes secured their first win of the season with a 1-0 victory over Brest at Stade de la Licorne. The match was a closely contested affair, with both teams creating numerous opportunities to score but failing to convert them into goals.
However, it was Rennes who emerged victorious in the final stages of the game. With just minutes remaining, substitute player Benjamin Terrier stepped up to take a penalty kick for his team. Despite some early pressure from Brest, Terrier calmly converted his spot-kick to give Rennes the lead.
The goal proved to be decisive as Rennes held on to secure a hard-fought victory. It was a well-deserved result for the home side, who have struggled this season and were looking to build momentum heading into the second half of the campaign.
Terrier's goal was his first since joining Rennes in January, following a successful loan spell with Lorient last year. He has been a key player for the club in recent weeks, scoring two goals in four appearances for Rennes.
Overall, it was a solid performance from Rennes against a tough opponent. The victory will provide much-needed confidence for the team as they look to continue their upward trajectory in the league.