Saint Etienne
MonacoDay 32
Al Musrati Mohamed 68'
Balogun F. 78'
Saint Etienne: 30. Larsonneur, 3. Nadé M., 4. Elimby, 8. Appiah( till 90'), 13. Bernauer, 19. Pétrot L., 10. Tardieu( till 90'), 22. Davitashvili, 29. Moueffek( till 71'), 7. Cardona I.( till 71'), 63. N´Guessan( till 46')
Substitution: 25. Wadji(from 46'), 14. Mouton(from 71'), 11. Old(from 71'), 27. Macon(from 90'), 9. Sissoko Ib.(from 90')
Bench: 1. Maubleu, 5. Abdelhamid, 21. Batubinsika, 26. Fomba
Monaco: 16. Köhn, 4. Teze( till 63'), 13. Mawissa, 17. Singo, 6. Zakaria D., 11. Akliouche( till 82'), 12. Caio Henrique, 14. Biereth( till 14'), 88. Magassa( till 63'), 9. Balogun F., 18. Minamino
Substitution: 36. Embolo(from 14' till 82'), 2. Vanderson O.(from 63'), 8. Al Musrati Mohamed(from 63'), 7. Ben Seghir(from 82'), 27. Diatta(from 82')
Bench: 1. Majecki, 20. Ouattara К., 22. Salisu, 21. Ilenikhena
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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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Paris Saint-Germain delivered a ruthless performance
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The Monegasques were moments away from securing three points, only to be undone by a costly error in stoppage time
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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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Marseille continued their impressive form under Roberto De Zerbi
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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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Auxerre extended their frustrating winless run
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English midfielder Amadou Onana may miss the seventh-round Champions League match against Monaco