Paris Saint-Germain secured a draw (2-2) against Rennes this Saturday after a match full of twists and turns. The Rennes players took the lead through Lovro Majer before Ferran Torres equalized. The Parisians then regained the advantage thanks to another goal from Torres, before Benjamin Bourigeaud restored parity. Rennes could face Paris twice this season in Ligue 1.
A crucial double from Ferran Torres
Ferran Torres was the standout figure for PSG this evening, scoring a decisive brace. The first goal came from a pass by Manuel Ugarte, while the second was the result of a combination with Ruiz. The Parisians were thus able to snatch the draw in the dying minutes of the match. The Spanish player expressed his joy after his brace, highlighting the importance of this result for the team. Luis Enrique, the Parisian coach, downplayed the impact of his player's brace. When asked about Torres' performance, he replied: "He played quite well, didn't he?" before adding that the group was satisfied with the result achieved.
Luis Enrique annoyed by remarks from a Rennes player
The PSG coach was particularly irritated after the match in response to comments made by a Rennes player. Although the player's name was not specified in the reported remarks, Luis Enrique clearly expressed his displeasure. He stated: "I'm annoyed..." before pausing, thus illustrating his frustration with the turn of events and the opposing reactions. This irritation adds to a series of post-match statements in which Luis Enrique emphasized the need to stay focused and not underestimate opponents, despite the club's ambitious goals. He also mentioned Ferran Torres' joy after his brace, confirming the importance of this result for the team.
A match full of emotions and twists
The match between Rennes and PSG was marked by several intense phases of play. Rennes dominated in the first half, taking advantage of a less solid Parisian defense. Lovro Majer opened the scoring for Rennes, before Ferran Torres quickly reacted to equalize. The Parisians then took the lead, but Rennes managed to come back into the game thanks to Benjamin Bourigeaud. The final minutes were particularly tense, with chances on both sides. Torres' goal, assisted by Ruiz, ultimately allowed PSG to salvage a valuable point. Luis Enrique praised his team's resilience while reminding them that work remained to be done to achieve the objectives set at the start of the season.
Antoine Seville · 24 août 2026 · 3 min de lecture
