Lille's Bentaleb scores in first match since returning from cardiac arrest
- Nabil Bentaleb marked his return to Lille after suffering a cardiac arrest last year by scoring a goal in the team's 2-0 win against Stade Rennais.
- The French Football Federation cleared Bentaleb to return to competitive football before the match after assessing his medical condition following his cardiac arrest.
- Bentaleb celebrated scoring the opener in the 80th minute with teammates and coaching staff, just four minutes after coming off the bench.
- Lille coach Bruno Genesio stated that Bentaleb's goal is 'an incredible, wonderful story' and will be remembered in the club's history.
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