Rennes give away two-goal lead to draw with Le Havre
Ludovic Blas, with his first goal in Ligue 1, and Christopher Wooh both put Rennes two-up after just 23 minutes but Le Havre hit back with a goal in each half from former Monaco striker Nabil Alioui.
"We got carried away and were punished," said Rennes coach Bruno Genesio after the match, visibly annoyed by the result but above all "the manner" of it.
"It's not acceptable," he said.
Genesio's side are fifth in the table, level on points with Paris Saint-Germain who picked up their first win of the season on Saturday with Kylian Mbappe scoring twice in a 3-1 win over Lens, last season's runners up.
Rennes and PSG are two points behind leaders Monaco and Marseille, and one point behind Brest.
Montpellier and Lille can both climb above them if they win their games against Reims and Lorient respectively later on Sunday.