The draw between Marseille and Rennes has ended in a 1-1 draw. The match was intense and had both teams trying to make the most of their chances.

Guendouzi, who is currently on loan from Paris Saint-Germain, scored his first goal for Marseille in the second half. He was given a yellow card by referee, but he did not receive any punishment. However, the referee later overturned this decision and awarded the penalty kick to Marseille. The penalty was taken by goalkeeper Thiago Silva, who successfully saved it.

Despite the scoreline, there were some interesting moments during the game. For example, Rennes' striker, Jean-Michel Aulas, scored a goal with a header in the 8th minute. This goal made him the first player in history to score a hat-trick in the same match.

Both sides have been struggling to find their form lately, which may be why they have drawn so many matches. It remains to be seen how well these two teams will perform in future matches.

Overall, the draw was a tough one for both teams, but the result was disappointing. Both players deserved better than just a yellow card or a penalty kick. However, hopefully, these results will help them improve their performances going forward.