Since his face setbacks in Lille (1-0), Rennes decline rate on the lawn of Ligue 1. The Britons, who have earned four points in four days, lack of commitment and effectiveness in front of the goal. N’avancent and more …

FALLING?!

At this rate, Rennes risk falling very quickly in the anonymity of the Ligue 1. Since Lille put an end to a beautiful series of 18 matches without a loss, the Stade Rennais does very well. Team series since the seasons, the Britons are struggling to get up to go on. The euphoria faded, they raise the foot and remains on a draw at home against Toulouse (0-0) and an inglorious defeat at Le Havre (1-0). Nothing dramatic in substance if not direct competitors n’engrangeaient points as threads beads. Results: Rennes, ranking second on the evening of the 16th day, now points to the 7th place ranking.

LEAST IN THIS COMMITMENT

At its beautiful series, Rennes impressed by his physical impact at all times. In the wake of Stephane M’Bia or Kader Mangane, the pressing of Rennais obstacle opposing formations. But in recent weeks, Guy Lacombe is sometimes difficult to recognize his team. Faced with Lille and especially in Le Havre, the Red and Black did not answer this collectively and have sinned in recovering the image of the duo-M’Bia Lemoine, unable to have his usual performance.

Irritated by the conduct of his players, Guy Lacombe is mounted in the window: “We came on a very cohesive team that has displayed the virtues that we did not. Football is played with 11, so cohesive and simple. We has not had these virtues, just as in Lille. ” Fallen into the facility on certain games, the Rennais should soon regain their spirit conqueror not to be let go by the top three. Especially outside where they have won two small victories in eleven games

INEFFICIENCY CHRONICLE

“There was once more we had difficulty to score.” Guy Lacombe passes around the bush. If the team mates Nicolas Douchez rose next to their face at Havre, the failure Breton is clearly identified: the Red and Black lack of realism in front of the goal. While it has many options in attack (6 goals Pagis, Briand and Sow 5 goals each) and if the offensive efficiency also by the work of the whole team including pressing, the club of Ille et Vilaine does not have a player capable of killing the game in action. The days of Stephane Guivarc’h, Shabani Nonda or Alexander Frei is over.

Of course, Moussa Sow has played this role wonderfully off the bench for a few days. But it was the tree hiding the forest. Pagis is more a technician than finisher, Briand fatigues with his incessant calls and lack of clarity in front of the goal. In fact, the only element of the workforce that provides this profile is Asamoah Gyan. But then, the Ghanaian enchaîne injuries. Lined up Saturday at the kick-off, he was forced out after 27 minutes. Unable to score in his last three matches of L1, the SRFC could well need him to stay in the race for Europe. Including Saturday against Nancy in a match which should not be missed …