
Team profile
Rennes
Founded in 1901 as Stade Rennais, the club from Brittany is one of France's oldest football institutions. Its origins trace back to a group of former students from the local lycée, and it merged with Football Club de Rennes in 1904 to form Stade Rennais Football Club, the name it retains today. The club's identity is deeply intertwined with the Breton region, embodying a fierce sense of local pride and resilience. Rennes plays its home matches at the Roazhon Park, a 29,778-capacity stadium located in the heart of Rennes. The city, the capital of Brittany, provides a vibrant and passionate backdrop for the club. Historically, Rennes was often seen as a mid-table side, but the 21st century has marked a significant transformation. The club's most notable achievements include winning the Coupe de France three times (1965, 1971, and most recently in 2019) and the Coupe de la Ligue in 2023. Their 2019 cup victory was particularly historic, ending a 48-year wait for major silverware. In European competition, Rennes has become a regular participant in the UEFA Europa League and even qualified for the UEFA Champions League for the first time in the 2020-21 season. The club has been a springboard for legendary players, most notably the iconic French defender and captain, Sylvain Wiltord, who began his career there. More recently, it has been home to global stars like Ousmane Dembélé, who burst onto the scene before his move to Barcelona, and Eduardo Camavinga, the prodigious midfielder who made his debut at just 16. The playing style, often referred to as "Rennais," is characterized by technical skill, attacking flair, and a commitment to developing young talent from its renowned academy. The passionate fan base, known as the "Rouge et Noir" (Red and Black), creates an intense atmosphere at Roazhon Park. A major rivalry exists with FC Nantes in the "Derby Breton," a clash that ignites regional pride across Brittany. Currently, Rennes is an established force in Ligue 1, consistently challenging for European qualification spots and operating with a sustainable model that blends academy graduates with strategic signings. An interesting fact is that the club's emblem features the traditional Breton ermine, symbolizing its deep-rooted connection to the region's culture and history.
About Rennes
Rennes is a professional football club based in their region, founded in 1901. Rennes currently fields a squad of 31 players who compete across competitive league fixtures. There are 3 upcoming matches on the Rennes fixture list, with live updates and AI-driven match predictions. Browse the full Rennes schedule, recent form analysis, head-to-head data and AI-powered predictions on this page.
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View allGuéla Doué downs brother's France: Ivorian 2-1 win
Guéla Doué scored and assisted as Ivory Coast beat France 2-1 in a friendly, outshining his brother Désiré who featured for Les Bleus in the sibling showdown.
Lille, Rennes, Toulouse Pass DNCG Scrutiny Without Sanctions
Lille, Rennes, and Toulouse passed their DNCG review without sanctions, securing financial stability for the upcoming Ligue 1 season after strong finishes.
Lyon Confirm 2+ Summer Exits: Endrick Return Unlikely
Lyon's technical director says at least two players will exit this summer, with Endrick's future uncertain despite his participation in the 2025-26 kit launch.
Breel Embolo Held Up: Visa Delay Over 2018 Threat Conviction
Breel Embolo's U.S. visa delayed after embassy requests 2018 threat conviction records; Swiss striker stuck in Bern, missing national team camp in San Diego.
Stuttgart's Assignon Out: Shoulder Surgery Leaves Timeline
Stuttgart defender Lorenz Assignon is out indefinitely after undergoing shoulder surgery. The right-back's recovery timeline remains unclear.
Désiré Eyes Extensions & Tactical Shift for Rennes' Europa
Rennes' summer blueprint: extend Lepaul & Aït-Boudlal, sign Thomasson, return to back four to target Europa League progress and Ligue 1 top five.











