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29 April 2026

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Rennes crush Nice 4-0 to keep European dreams alive

Stade Rennais FC dominated OGC Nice with a 4-0 victory at Allianz Riviera. Goals from Lepaul and Szymański fueled Rennes' push for European qualification.

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