Leeds United's victory in the Ligue 1 has set them back on track for their Europa League qualification, according to reports from the Premier League. The team had been struggling with poor form and results this season, but their win against Rennes in France was a much-needed boost.

The match between Leeds and Rennes was played at Stade de la Beaujoire in Paris on Wednesday night. The game ended in a 2-2 draw, which meant that both teams finished the first half with one point each. However, Leeds managed to secure a crucial victory in the second half, thanks to a goal from forward Jack Harrison and a brace from midfielder Kalvin Phillips.

With the result, Leeds now have three points from their two games in the Ligue 1, leaving them just one point behind Rennes in the standings. This is a significant improvement over their previous performances, as they had only won one out of their last five matches in the Premier League.

The victory also gives Leeds hope of qualifying for the Europa League next season, despite being eliminated by Manchester United in the round of 16 of the English Cup earlier this month. With a strong squad and a manager who knows how to get the best out of his players, there is still a chance for Leeds to make a big impact in European football.

In conclusion, Leeds' victory in the Ligue 1 sets them back on track for their Europa League qualification, and it's clear that the team is taking positive steps towards achieving their goals. With a strong performance against Rennes, the team will be looking to build on this success and continue to improve their form in the coming weeks and months.