Le Havre
MonacoDay 31
Le Havre: 1. Gorgelin, 4. Lloris G.( till 70'), 6. Youte Kinkoue, 7. Nego, 23. Mwanga, 97. Ballo-Touré( till 66'), 94. Touré Ab., 8. Kechta( till 89'), 10. Casimir( till 89'), 45. Soumaré, 99. Ahmed Hassan( till 66')
Substitution: 32. Pembele(from 66'), 28. Ayew A.(from 66'), 19. Ndiaye R.(from 70'), 34. Diawara(from 89'), 21. Joujou(from 89')
Bench: 30. Desmas, 25. Confais, 14. Kuzyaev
Yellow Cards: Ahmed Hassan 23'
Monaco: 16. Köhn, 2. Vanderson O.( till 81'), 5. Kehrer, 17. Singo, 6. Zakaria D., 7. Ben Seghir( till 46'), 11. Akliouche, 12. Caio Henrique( till 81'), 14. Biereth, 15. Camara L.( till 46'), 36. Embolo( till 86')
Substitution: 8. Al Musrati Mohamed(from 46'), 18. Minamino(from 46'), 4. Teze(from 81'), 27. Diatta(from 81'), 9. Balogun F.(from 86')
Bench: 1. Majecki, 13. Mawissa, 22. Salisu, 88. Magassa
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Marseille have now slipped to third — and could soon fall out of the top three entirely if their form doesn't improve
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Paris Saint-Germain are poised to extend their dominance in Ligue 1 history as they stand just one positive result away from clinching their 13th French championship title
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PSG must wait at least another week to mathematically secure their 12th French title
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AS Monaco suffered another setback, this time in Ligue 1
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Benfica narrowly avoided a shocking exit from the Champions League
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In a repeat of their encounter on November 27, Benfica triumphed once again over Monaco
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Paris Saint-Germain defeated Monaco 4-1 in a Ligue 1 clash at home
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English midfielder Amadou Onana may miss the seventh-round Champions League match against Monaco
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PSG demonstrated resilience by coming back from a 2-1 deficit