Rennes reaches the lead and Marseille wins in game of seven goals

Nroazhon Park, in Rennes, Boulaye Dia inaugurated the marker, at 34 minutes, with Sebastian Szymanski increasing the advantage, at 41, and the 'bisar', at 61, fixing the final result.

Strasbourg, guided by Portuguese Hugo Oliveira, fell to 16th place, with seven points, occupying a position of access to the play-off of permanence.

In Marseille, the home team reached the break to win by 2-0, thanks to the goals of CJ Egan-Riley, at five minutes, and Timothy Weah, at 33.

Igor Paixão, at 50, and Himad Abdelli, at 55, expanded the advantage to 4-0, but Le Havre reacted in the final straight and reduced to just one goal of difference, through Josh Maja (77, of great penalty, and 89), and Lamine N’Diaye (86).

With the triumph, Marseille rose to eighth place, with 12 points, while Le Havre continues without winning, in the last position, with only two points.

At today's other meetings, Auxerre and Le Mans tied 1-1 with Lucas Buadés goals at 48 minutes, and Cameron Archer at 56. Auxerre ranks 12th, with 10 points, and Le Mans is 15th, with seven.

Angers and Lorient stalled without goals, a result that leaves the hosts in the 14th place, with eight points, and Lorient in the 9th, with 12. Also Toulouse and Troyes finished without goals, keeping the first in 11th place, with 10 points, and the second in 17th position, with five.

Previously, Monaco and Lille tied 1-1, allowing Rennes to take the lead in Ligue1 alone.

Lille and Monaco occupy the second and third places, respectively, with 15 points, but can be surpassed by Lyon, trained by the Portuguese Paulo Fonseca, or by Paris Saint-Germain, both with 14 points and which face on Monday.