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Olympique de Marseille vs Stade Rennais Prediction & Betting Tips 17.05.2026

Football Predictions

Ligue 1 • France

Olympique de Marseille

17 May22:00R 34

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Stade Rennais

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Olympique de Marseille — Last 6

Stade Rennais — Last 6

Olympique de Marseille welcome Stade Rennais to the Stade Vélodrome on Sunday evening in Ligue 1, with both sides still chasing a strong finish to the season and a serious say in the European places. Marseille sit sixth on 56 points, just three behind Rennes in fifth, so this isn’t just a meeting of two big clubs with pedigree — it’s a direct scrap for position, momentum and a cleaner path into next season’s continental football.

There’s also a bit of pride on the line. Habib Beye’s Marseille have been one of the league’s better home sides all year, while Franck Haise’s Rennes have been one of the division’s most dangerous away teams. Both arrive with something to prove. Marseille want to turn a solid campaign into a late surge, Rennes want to hold their place above the chasing pack. One win won’t settle everything, but a defeat here would sting.

The recent history between these two has been lively, too. Marseille beat Rennes 3-0 in the Coupe de France back in February, while Rennes edged the league meeting 1-0 at home last August. Go back a little further and the goals start flowing: Marseille won 4-2 in May 2025, then followed that with a 2-1 away win in January 2025. So, yes, there’s a familiar pattern here. These matches rarely stay quiet for long.

Olympique de Marseille Form & Analysis

Marseille’s last few league games have been a bit of a mixed bag, but there’s enough resilience in there to keep confidence fairly high. They went to Le Havre on 10 May and ground out a 1-0 win, and while the performance wasn’t especially polished, it was the sort of result good teams still need late in a season. Before that came the disappointing 3-0 defeat at Nantes, which snapped their rhythm and exposed them on the road. Between those two away trips, they drew 1-1 at home to Nice, then lost 2-0 at Lorient, beat Metz 3-1 at home and fell 2-1 at Monaco. Up and down, then. Never boring, but not exactly smooth.

That Le Havre win mattered because Marseille had looked a little fragile away from home. The expected goals numbers in that match told the story nicely: just 0.42 generated, with Le Havre creating more danger and 10 shots to Marseille’s 8. They still found a way through via Mason Greenwood’s penalty on 55 minutes, which says something about their mentality if not their fluency. There was even late VAR drama, with a goal cancelled deep into stoppage time. Thin margins have been part of their season, and they’re probably not going away now.

At home, though, Marseille have been much stronger. Their record at the Vélodrome stands at 10 wins, 4 draws and only 2 defeats, with 38 goals scored and 19 conceded. That’s a proper home platform. They’ve been good at turning games into open, front-foot contests and, with 60 goals scored overall, they’ve got enough punch to hurt almost anyone. The concern is the other end. Conceding 44 across the league isn’t disastrous, but it’s enough to leave the door open against a Rennes side who rarely leave matches without a say in the scoreline.

Stade Rennais Form & Analysis

Rennes come into this one with more points, but their recent path has been even more chaotic than Marseille’s. They beat Paris FC 2-1 at home on 10 May, which was a decent response to the wild 4-2 loss at Lyon a week earlier. That trip to the Groupama Stadium was a full-throttle sort of game, Rennes scoring twice and still coming away empty-handed. Before that, though, they had put together a proper run: 2-1 wins over Nantes and Angers, a 3-0 away success at Strasbourg and that mad 4-3 victory at Brest. Four wins in five before Lyon, and plenty of goals along the way. This is a side that doesn’t like to sit still.

That attacking edge is a big part of why Rennes are still pushing near the top end of the table. They’ve scored 58 goals in the league and have only been blanked once in this recent spell, which tells you they’ll fancy their chances of hurting Marseille even away from Brittany. The 2-1 win over Paris FC was fairly typical: not a clean, controlled performance, but one in which they created enough — 1.65 expected goals, 13 shots and three big chances — to justify the points. Franck Haise’s team will take that sort of trade-off. They’re not locking games down. They’re trying to win them.

Their away record is strong too: seven wins, four draws and five losses, with 28 scored and 30 conceded. That’s good enough to make them one of the better travelling sides in Ligue 1, but the goals against column matters here. They’ve been open on the road and, while that can create entertainment, it also keeps opponents in the game. You wouldn’t back Rennes to protect a narrow lead for long at the Vélodrome. Not in this mood. Not against Marseille’s home numbers.

Head-to-Head

The recent meetings between these sides have been properly competitive, with a fair bit of swing from one fixture to the next. Marseille’s 3-0 Coupe de France win in February was their sharpest recent statement, but Rennes had already taken the league fixture 1-0 in August 2025. Before that, Marseille won 4-2 at home in May 2025 and 2-1 away in January that year. That’s four straight league meetings before the cup tie in which both teams scored in three of them. The balance has tilted both ways, but goals have usually been part of the picture.

There’s also a slightly awkward little trend sitting underneath the headline results: Rennes have often found the breakthrough first in this fixture. That matters if you’re looking at game state, because Marseille don’t always enjoy chasing. If Rennes land the first punch again, the whole tempo changes quickly. Still, the overall pattern is simple enough. These two don’t tend to play out goalless chess matches.

We Predict: Both Teams To Score

We’re backing Both Teams To Score at 1/2 here, and it feels like the clearest angle on the board. Marseille have scored 38 at home and conceded 19, Rennes have netted 28 away while shipping 30, and both teams arrive with plenty of recent attacking output. That’s a decent combination. Neither defence looks airtight enough to bank on a clean sheet, and both managers will know there’s enough quality on the pitch to create chances.

The expected goals projection leans the same way, with Marseille at 1.6 and Rennes at 1.4, which fits a game that should have periods of pressure at both ends. A 2-1 Marseille win is the call, with home advantage just edging it. That said, if you wanted a slightly more aggressive play, Over 2.5 Goals would also make plenty of appeal given Rennes’ recent habit of high-scoring games. But BTTS is the sharper pick here. These two should both score, and neither side looks built to keep the lid on this for 90 minutes.