Rennes will be looking to build on their recent 1-0 victory over Nantes, which saw them bounce back from recent exits from the Europa League and Coupe de France. Manager Bruno Génésio will be hoping his team can secure a third successive Ligue 1 victory and break into the top three in the league table.Rennes has been lethal in attack, scoring 30 goals in 13 home games this season, and winning 11 of those games while losing only two. Their home form has been a major reason behind their success this season. In fact, no team in Ligue 1 has won more points at home than Rennes ahead of this round (33). Marseille, on the other hand, will be looking to bounce back from a difficult week, which saw them lose to PSG and then exit the Coupe de France at the hands of Annecy. Despite this setback, Marseille has been strong on the road, winning six straight league games away from home while scoring at least twice in each match. A seventh successive victory on their Ligue 1 travels would be their best run since a nine-match streak back in 2009, and that would be a good omen for them as they finished second in that campaign, missing out on the title by just three points.On average, both teams score 2.76 goals per match, with Rennes averaging 1.79 goals per match. Rennes have been strong at home this season, with 90.48% of their matches played at home featuring over 1.5 goals scored by both teams. Marseille will be ok with draw. I think we could see 1-1 or 2-2 draw finaly for Rennes at home.