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Goal Fest and Red Card in Monaco: An Emotionally Charged Match
Monaco witnessed a vibrant encounter at the Stade Louis II, where the home team faced Nantes in a match filled with goals, cards, and a sending-off that significantly impacted the game. Monaco started with an overwhelming rhythm, dominating the early stages and translating it into goals. S. Adingra scored twice in the 25th and 28th minutes, followed by a goal from D. Zakaria in the 30th minute, making it 3 to 0. However, just before halftime, F. Centonze scored for Nantes in the 45th minute, reducing the home side’s lead.
The second half was marked by intensity and controversy. Despite having less possession (47% compared to Nantes’ 53%), Monaco suffered the expulsion of A. Golovin in the 65th minute after receiving two consecutive yellow cards. The match became more contested in midfield, with both teams seeking to control the pace. Monaco finished the match with one player less, defending their lead against a Nantes side desperately seeking an equalizer. The match ended with several additional yellow cards, reflecting the tension in the final minutes. Monaco secured the victory by displaying effectiveness in front of goal despite playing a large part of the second half with ten players.
Substitutions monaco: at minute 43 M. Akliouche came in and M. Coulibaly went out., at minute 63 L. Camara came in and A. Fati went out., at minute 76 D. Zakaria came in and J. Teze went out., at minute 76 F. Balogun came in and M. Biereth went out., at minute 76 Vanderson came in and K. Diatta went out.
Substitutions nantes: at minute 46 A. Sylla came in and N. Cozza went out., at minute 66 R. Cabella came in and I. Ganago went out., at minute 66 F. Coquelin came in and I. Sissoko went out., at minute 66 M. Kaba came in and J. Lepenant went out., at minute 78 Ali Youssef came in and Y. El Arabi went out.
The teams lined up as follows:
Monaco
Nantes
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