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Ligue 1: Winner in Angers, Stade Rennais Remains in the Right Car

Winner in Angers (1-2), certainly without impressing, Stade Rennais continues its good start to the accounting season. Stade Rennais continues

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Find live the news of the French Football Championship in Ligue 1 : score, rankings, calendar and match results, interviews, videos of the most beautiful goals, scorers, runners of the Ligue 1 competition

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Quickly ahead of the score, the Rennais validated a valuable success on the SCO lawn this Sunday.

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Przemysław Frankowski scored in the 1-2 match between Angers and Stade Rennes in the third round of the French top flight. Sebastian Szymański was on the winning team, assisting his international teammate's goal.

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After the draw against the PSG (2-2) and the laborious victory against Le Mans (3-2), the Bretons went on to win on the pitch of Angers (1-2) this Sunday, as part of the 3rd day of Ligue 1. Franck Haise's men quickly made the difference, with a Przemyslaw Frankowski goal, on the lookout in the repair surface (9th), and a CSC of Jordan Lefort, trapped by a centre from the left (17th). But the sequel was not so simple for the Reds and Blacks, who …

For a long time, the Stade Rennais trembled until the end in Angers, but left again with three precious points and several teachings for the future....

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Le Figaro broke the news in Paris, France on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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