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With a qualification lost by the smallest of scores at the Parc des Princes against PSG, the Rennais could be frustrated at the end of the game (1-0). At the final whistle, Rennes central defender Warmed Omari was very agitated. The young Frenchman seemed to attack Kylian Mbappé, with whom he had already clashed during the match. The only scorer of the match had notably upset him during the game. The Rennais wanted to do battle with the Parisian striker. Marquinhos, Lucas Hernandez and Randal Kolo Muani had to intervene to calm the Breton, in vain. His partner Jeanuël Belocian tried to bring him to the locker room, but Warmed Omari was still on edge, very upset with the attitude of the Blues captain who seemed to be laughing at the situation.
After this tense moment, his defensive partner Arthur Theate managed to accompany him to the locker room. Asked about the situation by beIN SportRennes coach Julien Stéphan had not followed the matter and was unable to clarify the situation: ” I did not see anything. I don't know what happened.”.
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