Franck Haise : « It is a victory that has been built up over time. »

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Franck Haise

A victory born of patience

“It’s a victory that was built over time. Marseille have quality and we had to give a bit more. They’re skilful on the ball and they caused us problems on the break. The idea was to spread out a bit more and stretch them, particularly with Mousa coming on. To beat this team, we needed to bring a lot of different elements to the game, and we managed to make the difference. I think the players put in a very good second half.

That’s ten points, that’s for sure, and it’s a positive result. It was a good idea to keep our first clean sheet tonight. ”

Adrien Thomasson’s match

“You saw his performance just as clearly as I did. His defensive and attacking work rate, his tactical intelligence. He scored the only goal – it was an outstanding performance. He’s a player I’m lucky enough to still be able to coach, a leader by example.”

Growing in strength

“We’re building a team spirit, and I think you can feel it. This team fights hard and takes control at times. We’ve got quality, and the players have settled in well. What we need now is for this team to keep getting stronger, more confident and always alert. I love the vibe we’re creating.”


 

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Adrien Thomasson 

« We must congratulate the lads; we gave it our all. We turned things round at half-time; we were struggling. We have to admit that Marseille were the better side. In the second half, we stepped it up a notch in every respect – in terms of aggression and technical ability. There was much more movement between us. I think we were rewarded for our efforts. »

 

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Brice Samba 

« That first clean sheet meant a lot to us, because we’d been conceding goals due to lapses in concentration. The most important thing is to be top of the table tonight. We’ve got ambitions, but to be able to achieve our goals, we need – if you’ll pardon the expression – to knuckle down. We’ve got some tough opponents. I’d heard before the match that Marseille weren’t a good team. Frankly, when you see them play tonight, they’re a very good side. We’re very proud to have won tonight. We’ll now recover and get ready for Europe. »

Ligue 1 McDonald's Matchday 4

Stade Rennais F.C. v Olympique de Marseille: 1–0

Friday 11 September 2026 – 8.45 pm

Roazhon Park – 28,384 spectators

 

Goal: Adrien Thomasson (53')