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Can Stade Rennais snatch top spot in Group B, thereby going straight through to the round of 16?
Last Thursday, had les Rouge et Noir won in İstanbul, they would’v been confirmed as group winners.
This looked a certainty as the French club led 3-0 after just half an hour; Amine Gouiri with a brace and Martin Terrier scoring in-between.
However, Fenerbahçe pulled off a remarkable comeback, snatching a point in the final minute of normal time.
This means the Turkish side remain above Rennes on goal difference: +4 compared to +3.
So, Bruno Génésio’s side must win this one, and hope Fenerbahçe slip-up in Kraków, or try and overtake them on goal difference.
They too were on the wrong end of a 3-3 draw on matchday five.
Omri Altman’s double and Rafael Lopes’ goal had them 3-1 up against Dynamo Kyiv, but they couldn’t hold on for victory.
Nevertheless, José Luis Oltra’s team have secured third place, which will see them feature in the Europa Conference League in February.
Given that AEK have nothing to play for, Rennes could claim the emphatic victory they need at Roazhon Park.
