Rennes vs Tottenham Live! Europa Conference League

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Tottenham kick off the group stage of the inaugural European Conference League with a trip to France to face Rennes this evening.

Tottenham are the only representatives of England in the new UEFA third-tier club competition, having finished seventh in the Premier League, although they still had to survive the fear of qualifying to reach the tournament, which turned the game around. Going against the Portuguese team Pacos Ferreira.

Nuno Espirito Santo has warned his players that they must forget their Champions League pedigree, as many of the players who reached the final in 2019 are still involved, while Rennes has recent experience in Europe’s biggest competition because they played in it last season, on the Although they chose. They advanced by just one point as they finished last in the Chelsea group.

Nuno’s men succumbed to their unbeaten start to the Premier League season in modest fashion as they were handed 3-0 by Crystal Palace at Selhurst Park last weekend, and with a derby against Chelsea in brilliance this weekend, the score will be positive tonight. A must thing.

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You can catch all the action live with the Standard Sport blog below…

Key PointsLive UpdatesShow Latest Updates 1631813244 Ken Takes Aim

42 min: It’s hardly a screamer, but this is Harry Kane’s first effort on goal. From inside the box straight towards the right on the corner. He’s not holding clean but there is no doubt that Spurs are growing again.

1631812996 Break in play halts Rennes’ momentum

36mins: One Rennes player came down with a little laugh and needed attention earlier. This brought play to a standstill for a few minutes and every second seemed to suck energy from the Renne’s charge. Tottenham regain the ball after the second half. Beautiful tides for this match.

A cross pass by Moura from the right flank, Kane could not get close to it but Tottenham began to threaten again.

Bad news for Tottenham

31 min: As Simon says, “Nono’s injury curse strikes again as Steven Bergwijn limps after a late tackle. Things are not going to be planned by Spurs just yet.”

The Dutch is replaced by Højbjerg which will bring a different look to the side. It will be interesting to see how they play these.

Rin is approaching

30 min: A beautiful two-touch reaction from Rennes opens a hatch for Bourigeaud but the shot is scratched/suffocated and Gollini can collect it.

Tottenham can’t get a kick

27 minutes: Since going forward with such a happy goal, Spurs have been a yard or two behind their pace. But that’s only because Rin was phenomenal. Their fans sang louder once they got behind and now that they’re level again they’re totally rocking. cracked atmosphere. Spurs cling.

Tate has another bang in the net but he drags it away.

1631812191 Target! Gorgeous Flavian Tate finish

23 min: This is a great finish from Tate who uses the Tottenham defender and hits it in the far corner. This was very entertaining.

Here’s Simon Collings: “He was coming. It’s a really good goal and he doesn’t deserve it more than the French side. Who said the quality of the Conference League would be low?”

Simon Collings of Standar Sport likes what he sees from Rennes

“Rennes have been a lot better since I fell behind. They are starting to push the guys forward and create chances for them. Spurs just need to weather this storm for a while.”

It should be 1-1

19 min: Beregood flogs one outside the box and stings Gullini’s gloves. He returns back to a dangerous area and the impulsive Truffert for the house gesture jumps into an empty grid. But he doesn’t time his jump at all and moves under it while the ball arcs over the bar. Big leave for Spurs.

This Rennes crowd absorbs the ball as the red jerseys stream forward in search of an equaliser. Lots of blood and thunder from the house so far

1631811751 Spears really lucky for the opening game, but he deserved it

16 min: Simon is right, the deviation from Moura’s cross that led to the goal was a stroke of luck, but Ndombele’s flick when the ball looked like it was going for a throw and then the quick shot from Kane that pushed Moura off the goal was the right touchline that was delicious football. Besides, they’ve had control of the ball, so many inside the ground can’t argue that this isn’t a well-deserved advance.

1631811590 Things are getting hotter

13: What is all this then? Traore and Bergwijn get into junk (close) and the referee must calm things down. This may be the third tier of European football but it has all the ingredients of a continental showdown. I love him so far.

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