The French football season is in full swing, with the Marseille and Rennes matches drawing a controversial result.

On Sunday, Marseille and Rennes faced off at the Stade de France, with both teams having strong performances. However, there was a moment that left fans questioning the outcome of the match.

In the first half of the game, Rennes had the better of possession, but Marseille had the better of chances to score. In the 44th minute, Marseille striker Mikel Arteta hit the post from a corner kick, sending his shot into the back of the net. The goal was initially ruled out by the referee, but it later turned out to be a foul on the Marseille defender, who was able to get up and claim the ball himself.

However, the ruling was overturned when video replays showed that the defender had actually touched the ball before getting up, which meant that the goal was not illegal. The officials were quick to explain their decision, stating that they had been watching the footage closely and had come to the conclusion that the player had indeed touched the ball before being able to get up.

This incident caused some controversy among fans and observers, as it raised questions about the fairness of the match and whether or not certain players were given enough credit for their efforts. It also sparked debate over the importance of clear lines of sight and communication between players during high-pressure situations like these.

Despite the controversy, both Marseille and Rennes have moved on from this match, with both teams looking forward to next week's clash at the same stadium. However, the outcome of this particular match may still remain a topic of discussion among fans and experts alike.