Sturm Graz vs Rennes prediction, odds and how to watch

Sturm Graz dominated the ball and the territory but could only manage a penalty equaliser after Austria Lustenau's tenth-minute header, finishing with eight yellow cards between the sides and a chaotic final whistle.

Rennes led by two goals at the break and looked set for one of Ligue 1's results of the season, before PSG's half-time substitutions triggered a second-half pattern that pulled the visitors level. The thing nobody is talking about is how completely the game's structure was rewritten at the interval.

Salzburg host Sturm Graz on Sunday carrying a significant injury list and an xG figure that suggests they are creating far more than the scoreboard shows. The question is whether a depleted squad can hold its structure long enough to turn that promise into points.

Lyon have kept a clean sheet in every home game this season and arrive at this fixture with a settled defensive structure. Rennes have not kept a single clean sheet in their last five matches, and that pattern is exactly where this game gets interesting.

LASK Linz arrive at Merkur Arena with a perfect record in the Austrian Bundesliga but precious little top-flight experience to draw on. Sturm Graz, carrying injury concerns and inconsistent form, will look to expose exactly that.

Marseille arrive at Roazhon Park in excellent overall form but carrying a worrying away record, while Rennes have quietly built one of the more comfortable home environments in Ligue 1. This is a fixture with clear structural tensions worth examining closely.

PSG's Ligue 1 opener against Rennes has been moved to Roazhon Park after extreme summer heat left the Parc des Princes pitch unsafe to play on. The bigger story is that PSG couldn't find a single alternative venue in Paris, forcing the LFP to step in days before kickoff.