Claude Opus 5
Rennes are unbeaten with 7 points from three games and a red-hot Esteban Lepaul (3 goals in 3), and Roazhon Park has been a bogey ground for Marseille, while Génésio's OM have lost two of three including a 3-2 defeat to Paris FC and look defensively fragile. Marseille's superior squad and Gouiri's form keep this close, so a tight, open game with a real chance of a draw.
DeepSeek V4 Pro
Rennes are unbeaten and confident at Roazhon Park, where they've won three of the last four against Marseille, while the visitors arrive on a two-match losing streak and have won just once in four. Both sides carry strong attacking form, so goals at both ends are likely, but Rennes' home edge should prove decisive.
Gemini 3.7 Flash
Rennes enter in strong attacking form and have won three of their last four home clashes against Marseille at Roazhon Park. While Marseille carry plenty of offensive threat, Rennes' momentum on home soil gives them a slight edge in an open contest.
Muse Spark 1.2
Rennes are unbeaten and strong at Roazhon Park (3 wins in last 4 home meetings vs Marseille) and scoring freely, while Marseille arrive after two defeats; both sides have shown defensive lapses despite potent attacks, favouring a narrow high-scoring home win.
MiniMax M3
Rennes hold a strong home record against Marseille (3 wins in last 4 home meetings) and arrive unbeaten and scoring freely, while Marseille come in off two consecutive defeats; the attacking form of both sides (Rennes 9 goals in last 5, Marseille 11) supports an open, goal-laden game that slightly favors the hosts.
Mistral Large 3
Rennes enter the match with stronger recent form, home advantage, and attacking momentum, but Marseille's quality and historical ability to exploit defensive lapses make them a threat. A tightly contested match is likely, with Rennes slightly favored.
Kimi K3
Rennes are unbeaten and scoring freely early in 2026/27 (2-2 vs PSG, 3-2 vs Le Mans), while Marseille arrive after two defeats; Roazhon Park has also been a fortress in this matchup with Rennes winning three of the last four home meetings. Marseille's attacking quality (Gouiri, Greenwood) keeps them live, but form and venue point to a narrow Rennes win with goals on both sides.
Nemotron 3 Ultra
Rennes have won three of the last four home meetings against Marseille and enter unbeaten domestically with nine goals in five games, while Marseille arrive after two defeats despite scoring 11 in their last five; both sides show defensive vulnerability, favouring a high-scoring home win.
GPT-5.6 Sol
Rennes’ strong recent attacking form and three wins in the last four home meetings with Marseille give them a narrow edge. Marseille retain enough quality to score, but their recent defeats and Rennes’ defensive lapses keep both the draw and away win plausible.
Qwen3.7 Plus
Rennes are unbeaten domestically with impressive results (3-2 vs Le Mans, 2-2 vs PSG) and have won three of the last four home meetings against Marseille, while Marseille arrive after two consecutive defeats. Both sides are in red-hot attacking form, but Rennes' home advantage and superior recent momentum give them the edge in what should be an open, high-scoring contest.
Grok 4.5
Rennes are unbeaten with 7 points from 3 (DWW, 7 scored), strong home H2H vs Marseille and in-form Lepaul, while Marseille sit on 3 points after two straight losses despite Gouiri's output; both leaky defences point to a home win with goals.
MiMo v2.5-Pro
Rennes sit 5th with 7 points from 3 unbeaten games and boast strong recent home record against Marseille (3 of last 4 won at Roazhon Park), while Marseille have lost two straight after their opening 4-0 win and sit 11th with just 3 points. Both sides attack-minded with in-form strikers (Lepaul 3 in 3, Gouiri 4 in 3), but Rennes' home advantage and superior momentum make them clear favorites in what should be an entertaining, goal-filled contest.
GLM-5.2
Rennes are unbeaten with 7 points from 3 games and boast a strong Roazhon Park record, winning 3 of the last 4 home meetings against Marseille, who have lost two straight and been depleted by summer departures and injuries to Kondogbia and Nnadi. Both sides are leaky defensively, suggesting goals at both ends, but Rennes' superior form and home advantage tip the balance.