Stade Rennais vs. Marseille: Rennes dominate in 2-0 Ligue 1 win over Marseille to open up the race for Champions League places.

The Rennes defender went off for treatment earlier but has returned to the pitch.

Rennes' wide forward wins back possession and looks to play in a teammate with a clever ball but Caleta-Carr gets across to clear.

OM are taking the sting out of the game after an aggressive start from the hosts. The visitors are just pushing the ball around their backline to calm things down.

Martin Terrier pounces on a loose ball after some panic in the Marseille defence but he's unable to find a teammate with his cross.

It's Marseille who get us underway at Roazhon Park.

A sold-out crowd is in place, 1400 away fans and more than 28,000 home supporters for a huge match.

Kick-off is just minutes away.

Marseille's star man is injured and out for the rest of the season but he's made the trip to Brittany for tonight's potentially decisive match in the race for the Champions League places.

William Saliba will return to Arsenal after this evening's match, what are the chances OM can re-sign him for next season?

Marseille started the season on fire winning four of their first five matches. The last of that series was a 2-0 win over tonight's opponent.

Back in September, it was Bamba Dieng and Amine Harit who scored the goals.

Rennes forward Martin Terrier has enjoyed a great season and a particularly good second half of the season.

He's scored 12 goals since the winter break and is just three goals behind Ligue 1's top scorer Kylian Mbappe. Can he close the gap tonight?

Marseille have been in the Champions League places since December and are looking to return after a year away from Europe's top table. A win tonight would seal their place for next season.

Rennes also qualified for the UCL in 2020-21, as Marseille did, and a return this season would be a huge achievement.

LIke Marseille, they spent much of the season in the top three but slipped out after last weekend's defeat to Nantes.

Regardless of the result this evening, Marseille will finish this season with the best away record in Ligue 1.

They've won 12 matches away from home this season and have scored (30) more than double the goals they've conceded (14).

Both sides need the three points tonight but Rennes may have an edge with their excellent home record.

They've won seven of their last eight home games - leading each at half-time, too - and only PSG can boast more points won at home than Rennes' 40 so far this season.

Marseille fans are enjoying themselves outside Roazhon Park before kick-off.

Rennes: Gomis, Traore, Omari, Aguerd, Truffert, Bourigeaud, Santamaria, Majer, Tait, Terrier, Laborde. Substitutes: Alemdar, Assignon, Bade, Meling, Ugochukwu, Martin, Doku, Guirassy, Tel

Marseille: Mandanda, Rongier, Saliba, Caleta-Car, Luan Peres, Kamara, Gueye; Under, Guendouzi, Gerson, Harit. Substitutes: Lopez, Kolasinac, Mmadi, Lirola, Ben Seghir, Targhalline, Luis Henrique, Dieng, Milik

Follow LIVE coverage of Ligue 1 as Rennes face Marseille. The visitors will secure Champions League football next season with a win - or as little as a point depending on results - while Rennes must win to keep their UCL hopes alive.

Kick-off 20.00 BST.