"On Monday, Rennes announced they had sacked Habib Beye after a run of five games without a win in all competitions, which included an exit from the Coupe de France. Beye averaged 1.53 points in his 36 Ligue 1 matches, the fourth-highest tally, but with the club sixth in the table, he was surprisingly dismissed. The Senegalese coach held the second-highest win percentage (44.4% - 16/36) in the top flight with Rennes, behind only Bruno Genesio (49.5% - 49/99)."
"PSG, meanwhile, ensured they remained two points clear at the summit after thumping Marseille, who sacked Roberto De Zerbi after the 5-0 defeat. Ousmane Dembele started with two goals and an assist, while Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Lee Kang-In and an own-goal from Facundo Medina sealed an emphatic triumph. The European champions have now won each of their last seven matches in Ligue 1, the joint-longest current run in the top five European leagues (level with Real Madrid)."
Rennes dismissed Habib Beye after a five-game winless run that included a Coupe de France exit, leaving the club without a manager. Beye averaged 1.53 points from 36 Ligue 1 matches and recorded a 44.4% win rate (16/36), the second-highest at the club behind Bruno Genesio, yet Rennes sit sixth and remain 11 points outside the top three. PSG moved two points clear at the summit with a 5-0 victory over Marseille that led to Roberto De Zerbi's sacking. Ousmane Dembele contributed two goals and an assist, with Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, Lee Kang-In and an own-goal adding to the scoreline. PSG have won seven consecutive Ligue 1 matches and face a busy schedule including Metz, Le Havre and two Champions League play-off ties.
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